Meaning Clearinghouse
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An adjunct to a futures exchange through which transactions executed on its floor where trades are settled by a process of matching purchases and sales. A clearing organization is also charged with th [..]
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An entity associated with a futures market that acts as middleman between the contracting parties and guarantees to each party the performance of the other.
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The central processing location where coupons or other sales promotion offers are collected, analyzed, and sorted for payment or fulfillment.
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A conventional or limited-purpose entity generally restricted to providing specialized services, such as clearing funds or settling accounts.
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Clearing corporations, or clearinghouses, provide operational support for securities and commodities exchanges. They also help ensure the integrity of listed securities and derivatives transactions in the United States and other open markets. For example, when an order to buy or sell a futures or options contract is executed, the clearinghouse comp [..]
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A private company that serves to transmit and translate claim information from a health care provider or other billing entity to the third-party payers in the format required by the payer.
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Definition An agency associated with an exchange, which settles trades and regulates delivery.
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An organization or unit within an organization that functions as a central agency for collecting, organizing, storing, and disseminating documents, usually within a specific academic discipline or fie [..]
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an institution that arranges for payment of checks owed by one bank to another
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A company that redeems consumer coupons from retailers and sends them to manufacturers for reimbursement.
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A service available via the internet that provides a catalog of resources. A clearinghouse usually emphasizes discovery of resources, particularly data sets.
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Facility through which transactions executed on the floor of an exchange are settled.
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The place where transactions executed in a futures exchange are settled through purchase and sales. The clearing house is also responsible for overseeing the actual delivery and financing process.
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A clearing house guarantees the financial performance of a trade on an exchange by becoming the buyer to each seller and the seller to each buyer, and provide clearing and settlement services for fina [..]
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An institution where mutual claims and accounts are settled, as between banks.
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A computerized facility that compares and reconciles both sides of a brokerage trade.
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is an intermediary between buyers and sellers of financial instruments.
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The organization which assures the financial integrity of futures and options markets by guaranteeing obligations among its clearing members. It registers, monitors, matches, and guarantees trades, an [..]
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Clearinghouses are facilities that review and correct medical claims as necessary before sending them to insurance companies for final processing. This meticulous editing process for claims is known in the medical billing industry as “scrubbing.”
Source: medicalbillingandcodingonline.com (offline)

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An institution where mutual claims are settled between accounts of member depository institutions. Clearinghouses among banks have traditionally been organized for check-clearing purposes, but more re [..]
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A central location that receives, disburses and monitors IV-D support payments.
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An institution where mutual claims are settled between accounts of member depository institutions. Clearinghouses among banks have traditionally been organized for check-clearing purposes, but more recently have cleared other types of settlements, including electronic fund transfers.
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An agency associated with an exchange which guarantees all trades, thus assuring contract delivery and/or financial settlement. The clearinghouse becomes the buyer for every seller, and the seller for [..]
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A place where representatives of local banks meet at an agreed time each day to exchange checks and other items drawn on each other, and to settle the resulting balances.
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The central support payment clearinghouse established to receive, disburse, and monitor support payments pursuant to title IV-D of the Social Security Act.
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, An organization that provides a message/file collection, routing and distribution service on behalf of other organizations. See also automated clearinghouse (ACH), Value Added Network (VAN).
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see National Geospatial Data Clearinghouse.
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A computerized facility that compares and reconciles both sides of a brokerage trade.
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The US Geospatial Data Clearinghouse (or: data clearing centre) is a collection of currently about 100 geo data servers that offer digital data geared at the use of GIS.
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An adjunct to a futures exchange through which transactions executed on its floor where trades are settled by a process of matching purchases and sales. A clearing organization is also charged with th [..]
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