SEC Greenlights ICE's Stronger Collateral Rules for Swaps
Published Date: 2/24/2026
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ICE Clear Credit LLC (ICC) just got the green light from the SEC to update how it manages the money and risks tied to credit default swaps. This means ICC’s members will follow new rules on what kind of collateral they can use to keep things safe and sound. These changes help protect everyone involved and kick in soon, making the whole system stronger without extra costs.
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