More and more traders are discovering the capital savings they can receive by trading Swap Spreads using a CME-cleared Interest Rate Swap and CME Treasury Futures – a popular example of this is the "Invoice Swap" or "Invoice Spread".
These swaps may eliminate a substantial portion of Dodd-Frank margin costs. To find out how to implement this trade and unlock potential savings, read our brief paper on how it works.
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