There is already central clearing for CDSs.The European commission has given leading players in the £380tn derivatives market until the end of the year to come up with "concrete proposals" to reduce the risks these complex products pose to the financial system.
Charlie McCreevy, the EU internal market commissioner, is pressing the industry to agree to central clearing for credit default swaps (CDSs), the instruments viewed as being at the core of the financial turmoil.
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So what is Charlie wittering on about?
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EU commisioner waffles on in either ignorance or mendacity. Will approvingly point to DTCC at some point in the future and claim it as an EU invention.
Can we, er, leave yet?
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