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Clearing Fee: What it is, How it Works, Why it Matters

A clearing fee is a charge assessed on securities transactions by a clearing house for completing transactions using its own facilities. It is most often associated with the trading of futures and includes all actions from the time a commitment is made to the time a transaction is settled.

Clearing Houses Reduce Risk, They Do Not Eliminate It

What innovation has done most to reduce risk in capital markets in the past decade? A leading contender is surely the wider use of “central clearing”, which entails a single institution acting as the buyer to every seller and the seller to every buyer of a particular kind of security.

BAPPEBTI (CoFTRA): Crypto Asset Brochure

Crypto Asset Trading Supervision Booklet by BAPPEBTI (CoFTRA)