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European CCPs step up regulatory push

Clearers’ trade body publishes proposals to limit systemic risk

Europe’s clearing houses have stepped up the pressure on regulators, in a bid to boost competition and reduce the cost of clearing in the region.

A code of conduct between Europe's top exchanges and clearing houses was agreed in November 2006. However, since then, only one bilateral link has been established for clearing cash equities, as first the financial crisis and then regulatory intervention hindered progress.

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