What does CDCC stand for?

Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation

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The Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation (the "CDCC") is the issuer, clearing house, and guarantor of exchange-traded equity, index, and interest rate derivative contracts traded on the Montreal Exchange.

The Quebec Derivatives Act comes into force

Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation * Cassa di Compensazione e Garanzia S.

Global 'CCP' Conference on Clearing Set for Japan in April

SELF-CERTIFICATION Upon the implementation of the QDA, recognized regulated entities such as the Montreal Exchange, Canada's derivative exchange, or the Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation, will be able to "self-certify" operating rules, instead of having to obtain the approval of the Authority as is currently the case.

Quebec Signals Implementation Of Derivatives Legislation With ...