LME hires senior executives for clearing effort
The London Metal Exchange (LME) has hired two senior executives as part of a plan to clear its own trades from 2014.
Currently, trades executed on the LME are cleared by London-based clearing firm LCH.Clearnet. In December 2011, the LME took the decision to begin clearing its own trades – a move it argues will improve the exchange’s strategic position and provide more flexibility when it comes to launching new products.
The latest appointments include Adrian Farnham, the London-based chief
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