CCPs dismiss bank, buy-side criticisms
CME, Ice bat away suggestions of flaws in clearing house risk management
A whitepaper – co-signed by nine banks and large asset managers, including JP Morgan, Citi and BlackRock – on reforming central counterparties (CCPs) “lacked credibility” and was “poorly written”, according to clearing house chiefs.
Speaking at a Futures Industry Association conference on October 30, CME chief executive Terry Duffy shrugged off disapproval of how his Chicago-based CCP and others
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