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| - Clearstream Banking S.A. (CB) is the clearing division based in Luxembourg, of Deutsche Börse. It was created in January 2000 through the merger of Cedel International and Deutsche Börse Clearing, part of the Deutsche Börse Group, which owns the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Cedel, established in 1971, specialized in clearance and settlement. In 1996 it obtained a bank license. In July 2002 Deutsche Börse purchased the remaining 50% of Clearstream International for €1.6 billion. Deutsche Börse's strategy is to be a vertical securities silo, providing facilities for the front and back ends of securities trading. By 2004 Clearstream contributed €114 million to Deutsche Börse's total Earnings Before Interest and Taxes of €452.6 million. It handled 50 million transactions, and was custodian of securities worth € 7,593 trillion. In Révélation$, by investigative reporter Denis Robert and ex-Clearstream banker Ernest Backes, Clearstream was accused of being an international platform for money laundering and tax evasion via an illegal system of secret accounts (the "Clearstream Affair"). In Spring 2004, a "Second Clearstream Affair" began, which attracted more attention in 2006. Peripheral to the primary Clearstream Affair, it accused several French political figures, industrial leaders, and members of the secret services of maintaining secret accounts at Clearstream, which allegedly were used to transfer kickbacks in a France–Taiwan frigates scandal. (en)
- Clearstream est une chambre de compensation internationale située au Luxembourg, spécialisée dans l'échange de titres et doublée d'une banque Clearstream Banking S.A., basée en Allemagne et au Luxembourg. Il s'agit maintenant de divisions de Deutsche Börse. Depuis 2001, elle est au centre d'une affaire financière, industrielle et internationale: l'affaire Clearstream 1, et en 2006, au coeur d'une affaire politico-financière: l'affaire Clearstream 2. (fr)
- Clearstream Banking S.A. är världens största clearingbank, och är ett dotterbolag till Deutsche Börse som har sitt huvudsäte i Luxemburg. Banken bildades 2000 efter en fusion av luxemburgiska Cedel International och tyska Deutsche Börse Clearing. Banken blev känd efter publicerandet av boken Révélation$ (2001) skriven av frilansjournalisten Denis Robert och den före detta Cedel-tjänstemannen Ernest Backes (tredje man i Cedels företagsledning under 80-talet). I boken avslöjas en rad oegentligheter som Cedel och Clearstream sysslat med. (sv)
- Clearstream Banking S.A. (CB), facente parte del gruppo Cedel - Deutsche Börse Group, è una delle principali stanze di compensazione insieme ad Euroclear. Ha sede in Lussemburgo. È stata creata nel 2000 dalla fusione di Cedel e Deutsche Börse Clearing, società facente parte del Deutsche Börse Group che possiede la Frankfurt Stock Exchange. La fusione è stata completata nel 2002. La cooperativa bancaria ha 1700 dipendenti in sette paesi, tra cui gli USA, l'Inghilterra e la Germania. Clearstream, nel 2000, trattava 50 trilioni di euro all'anno, una cifra paragonabile a quanto trattato annualmente da Euroclear e 450 volte maggiore del bilancio statale del Belgio. Nelle sue casse, nel 2000, aveva depositi per 9000 miliardi di euro. La società offre servizi di custodia e compensazione a circa 2500 clienti internazionali. Il numero delle transazioni giornaliere, secondo una statistica interna, supera le 250. 000. Possono avere un conto di compensazione banche ed intermediari finanziari abilitati; un accesso è tuttavia consentito anche a società corporate di gruppi multinazionali, ma a discrezione di Clearstream. (it)
- Clearstream International S.A. ist eine im Jahre 2000 aus der Fusion der Deutsche Börse Clearing AG (vormals Deutscher Kassenverein AG) und Cedel International hervorgegangene Abwicklung- und Verwahrgesellschaft mit Sitz in Luxemburg. Clearstream fungiert zum einen als internationaler Zentralverwahrer für die internationalen Kapitalmärkte und zum anderen als Zentralverwahrer (Central Securities Depository) für deutsche und luxemburgische inländische Wertpapiere. (de)
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| - Clearstream Banking S.A. (CB) is the clearing division based in Luxembourg, of Deutsche Börse. It was created in January 2000 through the merger of Cedel International and Deutsche Börse Clearing, part of the Deutsche Börse Group, which owns the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Cedel, established in 1971, specialized in clearance and settlement. In 1996 it obtained a bank license. In July 2002 Deutsche Börse purchased the remaining 50% of Clearstream International for €1.6 billion. Deutsche Börse's strategy is to be a vertical securities silo, providing facilities for the front and back ends of securities trading. By 2004 Clearstream contributed €114 million to Deutsche Börse's total Earnings Before Interest and Taxes of €452.6 million. It handled 50 million transactions, and was custodian of securities worth € 7,593 trillion. (en)
- Clearstream est une chambre de compensation internationale située au Luxembourg, spécialisée dans l'échange de titres et doublée d'une banque Clearstream Banking S.A., basée en Allemagne et au Luxembourg. (fr)
- Clearstream Banking S.A. är världens största clearingbank, och är ett dotterbolag till Deutsche Börse som har sitt huvudsäte i Luxemburg. (sv)
- Clearstream Banking S.A. (CB), facente parte del gruppo Cedel - Deutsche Börse Group, è una delle principali stanze di compensazione insieme ad Euroclear. (it)
- Clearstream International S.A. ist eine im Jahre 2000 aus der Fusion der Deutsche Börse Clearing AG (vormals Deutscher Kassenverein AG) und Cedel International hervorgegangene Abwicklung- und Verwahrgesellschaft mit Sitz in Luxemburg. (de)
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