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What Is the Impact of Central Bank Oversight on Clearing House Stability?

Central banks, like the Federal Reserve, often oversee systemically important clearing houses to ensure they meet stringent safety and risk management standards. This oversight provides an additional layer of confidence and can involve liquidity provision during crises, which is crucial for maintaining financial stability.

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