Does central clearing benefit risky dealers?

•Using intraday quotes of CDS dealers we measure the effect of the first central clearing to the market.•We confirm central clearing to eliminate counterparty risk and improve price information.•Riskier dealers participate more actively in the market.•But their willingness to sell is stronger than t...

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