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ECC Clearing Circular 60/2024 | Changes to Clearing Fees for spot transactions on Natural Gas products
ECC will adjust the Clearing Fees charged for the clearing and settlement of spot transactions on Natural Gas products. Please find detailled…Read moreECC Clearing Circular 59/2024 | Changes to the DCP Clearing Membership Fee Model
ECC will simplify its pricing for the annual DCP Clearing Membership Fees. With effect from 1 January 2025, ECC will introduce three membership…Read moreECC Clearing Circular 58/2024 | Change of accepted key length for accessing the ECC FTP Server
This circular informs you about the change of accepted key lengths for authentication on the ECC FTP Server. To ensure secure communication with our…Read moreECC Clearing Circular 57/2024 | Risk Parameter Update
As result of a regular parameter review, ECC will adjust the risk parameters for the Initial Margin Spot Market (IMSM) and Current Exposure Spot…Read more
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Clearing at ECC – Do you want to know how clearing works?
European Commodity Clearing (ECC) is a central clearing house which specialises in energy and commodity products - but what actually is clearing?
What happens, if the buyer or seller drops out of the transaction? Our short video explains clearing in a nutshell and gives a general overview of ECCs services.
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Our video is also available with German, French and Japanese subtitles!
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