The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., which operates a central registry for the $55 trillion credit- default swap market, may agree to disclose more data to counter criticism the derivatives amplified the financial crisis.
New York-based DTCC has discussed with banks, brokers and others that own the company “whether or not there’s any broader access to information we might provide,” says Stuart Goldstein in an interview, declining to elaborate on what data may be published.
The DTCC earlier this month began releasing some information on trades in the registry to clear “isconceptions”about credit-default swaps following the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., among the market’s largest dealers.
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