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Increasing amounts of over-the-counter derivatives are being pushed through clearing houses as part of a coordinated effort in the EU to regulate the financial instruments. Lack of oversight and control over the trade in these products is often cited as a direct cause of the financial crisis.
But even if a clearing house has yet to fail, institutions are still putting up preventive lines of defence to prevent the worst from happening - this could threaten the stability and integrity of the financial system.
IFLR’s latest poll asks what is the most efficient option to prevent an EU clearing house failure
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