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FCMs stunned by $1.75 billion client buffer at Credit Suisse

Swiss bank is tying up too much capital in immature business, rivals claim, after new NFA data shows it to be an outlier

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Banks in the over-the-counter derivatives clearing business have been shocked by data showing Credit Suisse is holding $1.75 billion of its own funds against $3.94 billion of client swaps collateral in its US futures commission merchant (FCM), Credit Suisse Securities USA. The 44% ratio makes the bank the most conservative among US FCMs, but rivals say it would put the profitability of most OTC

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