Banks engage clearing houses on reform

The world’s largest investment banks are set to wade into a row between European clearing houses over their next move towards competitive clearing.

John Serocold, a managing director at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe, a trade body that represents the largest banks, said: "Recent developments have focused attention on regulators and clearing houses but another group with a great interest are market users and the clearing members. They take their risk mitigation responsibilities very seriously".

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