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How Does a Clearing House’s Risk Model Manage Systemic Risk?

The risk model sets appropriate margin levels, conducts stress tests, and monitors member exposures to ensure the clearing house remains solvent even under extreme market stress. By containing the failure of a single member and preventing a cascade of defaults, the clearing house acts as a crucial firewall against systemic risk.

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