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ICE To Launch Single-Name Clearing Dec. 21

Intercontinental Exchange has announced that it will begin clearing single-name U.S. credit derivatives Dec. 21.

  • 16 Dec 2009
Intercontinental Exchange has announced that it will begin clearing single-name U.S. credit derivatives Dec. 21. ICE, which rolled out its derivative clearing service in Europe last March, plans to expand in the U.S. initially with component of indices it already handles, starting with the utilities sector. The announcement ...

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