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Buy-side battle

Central clearing has dominated the agenda of credit derivatives dealers this year. With regulators pushing for buy-side firms to have access to clearing platforms, dealers and clearing houses are finding there is a great deal of work still to be done. Joel Clark reports

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It has been a frenetic year for credit derivatives dealers. Pushed by regulators to centrally clear credit default swaps (CDSs) as a way of reducing counterparty risk, they have made major changes to the way in which the product is traded to render it sufficiently standardised to be handled by central counterparties (CCPs). Dealers began clearing CDSs in the US in March and Europe in July. Next on

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