Keler could provide clearing services for Romanian gas exchange
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Hungarian clearinghouse Keler KSZF Zrt. has signed a declaration of intent to provide central clearing services for the Romanian gas exchange when it launches in 2017, Hungarian news agency MTI reported today.
Under the agreement Keler, which is owned by the National Bank of Hungary, will be able to sign its first contract abroad, MTI noted.
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