Russia's Market Participants Ask To Delay Euroclear Access

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Russia's Market Participants Ask To Delay Euroclear Access - FOXBusiness

MOSCOW – Russia's association of financial institutions urged the national markets regulator Friday to delay direct access of Clearstream and Euroclear, the international Eurobond clearinghouse, to the Russian market, a move that could ...

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