Talk:Clearing house (finance)
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"Validation, delivery, and settlement" is the usual listing of back office services provided by clearinghouses. But putting them in as links here yielded amusing results. The "delivery" link especially so -- it sends me to an article on childbirth. I'll need to do some more work to give the financial significance of such terms their props.
Could someone spell out the meaning of DCO in this context? Ben Kovitz 08:05, 12 Dec 2004 (UTC)
[edit] merge clearing (finance) definition?
There is a seperate section called Clearing (finance) that has more or less the same information as this entry. Should they be merged?
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