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What Is the Incentive for a Clearing Member to Participate in a Mutualized Risk Structure?

The incentive for a clearing member is the significant reduction in bilateral counterparty credit risk they face, which allows them to trade more efficiently and with lower capital charges. While they contribute to the shared risk, the net benefit of reduced systemic risk and lower individual capital requirements is highly advantageous.

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