TORONTO | Mon Oct 1, 2012 9:20am EDT
TORONTO Oct 1 (Reuters) - Canada will allow its market players to use either a global or local central counterparty (CCPs) to clear standardized over-the-counter derivatives, its central bank said on Monday.
Central counterparties guarantee against default should one party in a contract, trade or investment be unable to pay. The Bank of Canada has been studying for more than a year whether to have traders use a domestic CCP or work with an offshore player.
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