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  2. LCH (clearing house) - Wikipedia

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    2003 – LCH.Clearnet Group is formed following the merger of the London Clearing House and Clearnet SA. New ownership comprises: Clearing Members 45.1%, Exchanges 45.1%, Euroclear 9.8%. 2007 – LCH.Clearnet and Euronext announce repurchase by LCH.Clearnet of shares held by Euronext to more closely align customer and shareholder interests ...

  3. Central counterparty clearing - Wikipedia

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    LCH.Clearnet, the result of a merger between the London Clearing House and Clearnet, acts as a CCP for a wide variety of financial products, from equities and commodities to credit default swaps and interest rate swaps. [citation needed]

  4. LSE Trims LCH.Clearnet Offer - AOL

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    The London Stock Exchange Group has revised downward its offer for an up to 60% stake of clearing house LCH.Clearnet, the latter said in a press release. The LSE reduced its bid to 15 euros ($20 ...

  5. Baltic Exchange - Wikipedia

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    It started trading dry cargo freight futures contracts in 1985, and was modestly successful for some years. All contracts were cleared by the ICCH (International Commodities Clearing House), later renamed London Clearing House and now LCH.Clearnet. A tanker freight futures contract was introduced in 1986, but never became popular and was ...

  6. Major clearing house tests how to settle a CBDC - AOL

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  7. Clearing (finance) - Wikipedia

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    One example was the London Clearing House (later renamed LCH.Clearnet), which, since the 1950s, cleared derivatives and commodities for a number of London exchanges. Clearing houses who clear financial instruments, such as LCH, are generally called central counterparties (CCPs).

  8. Financial market infrastructure - Wikipedia

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    Eurex Clearing in Germany, SIX SIS in Switzerland, London Clearing House in the euro area and the United Kingdom; China Central Depository & Clearing (ChinaBond), [3] China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (ChinaClear), the Shanghai Clearing House, [4] and Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) [5] in China

  9. London Stock Exchange Group - Wikipedia

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    London Stock Exchange Group plc, also known as LSEG, is a global provider of financial markets data and infrastructure headquartered in London, England. It owns the London Stock Exchange (on which it is also listed), Refinitiv , LSEG Technology, [ 4 ] FTSE Russell , and majority stakes in LCH and Tradeweb .