Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. Files Proposed Rule Change for Singapore Dollar Denominated Interest Rate Swaps

Summary

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc. has filed a proposed rule change with the relevant regulatory body, which, if approved, will take effect immediately, related to the reference rate for Singapore dollar denominated interest rate swaps.

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