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31Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation — Type Private Industry Finance Ge …
32Asian Clearing Union — The Asian Clearing Union (ACU), with headquarters at Tehran (Iran), was established on 9 December 1974 at the initiative of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (ESCAP) of the United Nations. The primary objective of ACU, at… …
33Railway Clearing House — The British Railway Clearing House (RCH) was an organisation set up to manage the allocation of revenue collected by numerous pre grouping railway companies. These companies all operated their own railway lines, but gained revenue from fares… …
34Central Counterparty Clearing — (CCC) is a process by which financial transactions in equities are cleared by a single (i.e., central ) counterparty. Please see Clearing (finance) for general information about clearing. This article contains specifics about the process as it… …
35London Clearing House — LCH A clearing house established in 1888 (known before 1991 as the International Commodities Clearing House). It provides futures and options markets with netting and settlement services as well as becoming a counterparty (see counterparty risk)… …
36Market clearing — When markets clear, they are priced so that the entire supply is sold. However, retail stores usually restock goods as they are sold. In economics, market clearing refers to either a simplifying assumption made by the new classical school that… …
37Options Clearing Corporation - OCC — An organization that acts as both the issuer and guarantor for option and futures contracts. The Options Clearing Corporation operates under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodities Futures Trading …
38London Clearing House — ( LCH) A Recognised Clearing House ( RCH) under the FSA, and is responsible for the clearing and settlement of derivative transactions effected on LIFFE, LME and IPE, and also securities transactions on Tradepoint Stock Exchange. Dresdner… …
39Code of Conduct for Clearing and Settlement — The European Code of Conduct for Clearing and Settlement (Code of Conduct) is an initiative of European securities exchanges, clearing houses and central securities depositories to set a uniform rules for trading, clearing, settlement and custody …
40International Commodities Clearing House - ICCH — An international clearing house for futures markets around the world. Based in London, the ICCH maintains and organizes the daily duties of clearing futures contracts and guarantees the due fulfillment of transactions for its registered members.… …
