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European Commodity Clearing AG (ECC) is a leading Central Counterparty (CCP) in Europe, providing clearing and settlement services for a wide range of energy and commodity products. Established in 2006 and part of the EEX Group, which in turn belongs to the Deutsche Börse Group, ECC's primary mission is to ensure the security and integrity of the markets it serves by mitigating counterparty credit risk. It offers clearing for products traded on various exchanges, including power, natural gas, emission allowances, and agricultural products, thereby providing standardized and efficient post-trade processing for its members.

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European Commodity Clearing AG

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