Collateral management expansion for Liquidity Alliance
The Liquidity Alliance has extended its
collateral management services using its
360T platform
Post-Trade
WFE says CCPs should be at forefront of market risk management
The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) has suggested that central
counterparties (CCPs) are best placed to manage risks within specific markets
according to a new report published.
Euroclear delays migration of CSD settlement platforms to T2S
Euroclear has pushed back the date of moving its Belgian, French and Dutch CSDs to T2S, saying it needs more time for a ‘safe and stable migration’.
Buy-side urged to prepare for a centrally cleared environment
The buy-side should be securing clearing brokers and getting their collateral management processes in place before it’s too late, according to panelists at this year’s Sibos event in Singapore.
Industry support for SEC’s stance on T+2
The T+2 Industry Steering Committee has welcomed comments by the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Chair Mary Jo White supporting a migration to a T+2 settlement cycle in the US.
Could the Blockchain solve the collateral conundrum?
As the financial industry continues to tackle the challenge of collateral management it is only natural for a range of solutions to be touted as the ‘savior’ of said troubles.
EuroCCP to offer LSE clearing this month
EuroCCP is to begin clearing trades on London Stock Exchange later this month, meaning market participants will now be able to choose from all three of Europe’s interoperable central counterparties.
New Zealand to move to T+2 settlement in 2016
The New Zealand Stock Exchange will move to a T+2 settlement cycle on 7 March, the same day as Australia, according to a briefing by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation.
LSEG and DTCC strike deal to offer MiFIR-compliant reporting
London Stock Exchange Group has teamed up with DTCC to launch a MiFIR compliant reporting service.
Banks could save $4 billion with utility model, finds Broadridge
The adoption of a utility model for core post-trade and related processes, could save banks up to $4 billion annually, according to a report from Broadridge.