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FICC’s new clearing model sparks praise – and intrigue

Some think collateral-in-lieu concept could be applied to a wider range of trades, beyond MMF repos

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In a rare instance of agreement between the buy and sell sides, a new clearing model for US Treasury repos proposed by the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation is winning praise from all sides of the market.

FICC is consulting the market on its so-called collateral-in-lieu model, which will allow certain repo lenders to grant the clearing house a lien over collateral held in tri-party custody accounts

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