mutual guarantee

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• mutual guarantee — A type of guarantee operated by clearing houses where losses caused by a clearing members default are covered initially from the defaulting clearing member s assets (if any),and then from the guarantee fund contributed to by the clearing members… …   Financial and business terms

• guarantee fund contributions — Contributions made to a guarantee fund by the clearing members of a clearing house operating a mutual guarantee. The guarantee fund will be used in the event of a default of a clearing member causing losses, and must be exhausted before the… …   Financial and business terms

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