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Accounting fix brings FICC agent clearing a step closer

SEC accepts Sifma interpretation, but firms still need their own opinion and capital clarity

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Questions swirling around the accounting and balance sheet treatment of a crucial US Treasuries clearing structure at the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) have been partly resolved, according to market participants.

“This is essentially the outcome that FICC wanted,” says a senior repo trader at a global bank.

A specialist at one of the global accounting firms agrees: “My understanding is

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