Clearing house
A clearing house is generally a facility for the coordination and arbitration between various institutions, carriers and offers or, in the financial sector, an institution that carries out the clearing . Well-known examples of clearing houses are:
- Clearing house , a company or an institution that is responsible for clearing and settling payment or securities transactions in the financial sector and also takes on the function of central securities custody
- Clearinghouse Germany
- Parliament's Clearing House - Committee on Election Review, Immunity and Rules of Procedure
- EEG clearing center - neutral body for the clarification of disputes and application questions of the Renewable Energy Sources Act
- Clearing house for medical guidelines, s. Clearinghouse (medicine)
- Clearing house for media competence of the German Bishops' Conference at the Catholic University of Mainz
- Multimedia clearinghouse
- Clearing house traffic
- Clearinghouse environmental education
- Clearinghouse Church & Environment
- Clearing house for prevention cooperation at the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees
- Clearing house for sport and the environment
- German Metadata Registry - German clearing house for metadata
- Solingen clearing house
- Clearing house conversion Rhineland-Palatinate
- Clearing house of the German Pension Insurance Federation
- German Bundesbank
- Clearing House for SMEs (NRW)
In social work , on the other hand , the term clearing house or clearing house refers to temporary accommodation of clients with the aim of evaluating and referring them, e.g. B.
- Clearing house in youth welfare , closed temporary accommodation for young people with massive dissocial and delinquent behavior based on § 1631b BGB ;
- Clearing house for acutely homeless families, single parents or single persons to develop a housing perspective and to find a place to live.
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