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CFH Clearing takes aim at broker market


11 October 2013 London
Reporter: Georgina Lavers

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The interbank prime of prime solutions provider, CFH Clearing, has created new products aimed at tier one and two brokers.

The suite of products is called ClearVision, and is made up of tools such as ClearAllocate, a block trading tool for fund managers.

CEO Lars Holst said: “Over the past five years we have been fortunate to work closely with some of the leading brokers in the world and it became obvious to us that they were consistently looking for the same two things: control and transparency in both their liquidity offering and their technology partner.”

ClearVision connects to CFH Clearing’s pool of tier 1 banking relationships, but can also be delivered with the broker’s own liquidity and independently of CFH Clearing.

The ClearVision STP tools have been developed over the last five years, and were originally intended for internal use at the firm.
CFH Clearing rebranded from CFH Markets in June 2013.
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