On the recordJune 3, 2009
Anything that could get onto clearing, anything a clearinghouse would accept for clearing would be presumptively standard.
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congress.govAnything that could get onto clearing, anything a clearinghouse would accept for clearing would be presumptively standard.
Gensler states that accepted contracts should be considered standard and transparent.
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