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Five battle for euro swaps clearing

Nasdaq aims to be regional hub, while BME seeks broader slice of ‘active accounts’ pie

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Euro interest rate swap traders are suddenly spoilt for choice when it comes to where they can clear their trades, after Nasdaq became the fifth venue to begin clearing the instruments on June 10.

The central counterparty (CCP) joins Madrid-based BME Clearing, owned by Swiss exchange group SIX, in its bid to offer an alternative to Frankfurt’s Eurex as European Union regulators usher a larger

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