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Barclays goes live as clearing broker for LCH

The TRADE

It became an international service in 2012, following regulatory efforts to enforce the central clearing of certain credit default swaps. As a clearing broker, Barclays is set to advance its clearing efficiencies and its clients will benefit from capital gain opportunities and the clearing house’s ‘robust’ risk management.

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Revolutionizing Finance with Quality Management

Peak Frameworks

In a financial setting, quality planning might involve setting standards for investment evaluations, defining risk management protocols, or outlining due diligence procedures for potential acquisitions. Consequently, they managed to increase Team Health's enterprise value, leading to a successful exit in 2020.

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How do Banks Make Money? Explanation, Examples

Peak Frameworks

For example, Wells Fargo and Bank of America are giants in this space. Commercial Banks: These cater to businesses, providing loans, treasury, and cash management services. Investment Banks: Institutions like Goldman Sachs and J.P. The profit-making strategies differ across these banks.

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Fear and Greed Index: A Vital Pulse Check for Investors

Peak Frameworks

Safe Haven Demand : The demand for US Treasuries (a safe-haven asset), which typically increases during market turbulence, like during the Eurozone crisis of 2012. It's generally accepted that emotional and psychological factors significantly influence investing.

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What is a Subsidiary Company? (Structure, Pros and Considerations)

Peak Frameworks

Facebook's acquisition of Instagram in 2012 transformed Instagram into a subsidiary, maintaining its unique identity while enjoying the resources of a larger entity. Advantages of Having a Subsidiary Risk Management Subsidiaries can isolate liabilities, ensuring that financial or legal issues in one entity don't impact others.