Cetip signs agreement with Clearstream

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23 April 2010

Cetip, the newly privatised Brazilian depository for OTC and private securities and derivatives, has signed a non-binding commercial agreement with Clearstream, Deutsche Börse’s clearing house.

The two companies have agreed to establish exclusive discussions on a possible strategic, commercial and technological co-operation project.

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