Euroclear expands its offering with Eurex Clearing
With the expansion, Euroclear Bank will be able to boost operational efficiencies for market users and streamline collateral management.
Tag: Eurex
Navigating tricky waters: analysing the future of the UK-EU clearing relationship
Executives from LCH, SIX, EuroCCP and Eurex populated a panel at the PostTrade 360° event in Stockholm last week to discuss the current state of affairs in the UK and European clearing markets.
Eurex expands direct access for hedge funds to cleared repo business
According to Eurex, giving a greater range of market participants direct clearing house access will deliver tangible efficiencies to their repo operations.
Eurex Clearing to wind down securities lending service following muted volumes
Pressures from COVID-19, regulations and changing geopolitical market trends, as well as low volumes, have forced Eurex to prioritise other activities.
Clearstream and Eurex roll out capital savings initiative for European repo market
The move could provide significant savings for banks that have faced increased regulatory costs to trade in the balance sheet-intensive repo market.
Deutsche Boerse’s Buy-in Agent service gains valuable banking license ahead of launch
CSDR requires a neutral third-party to act as the buy-in agent, which Eurex STS aims to become through its new banking license.
CCPs clash over Brexit impact on euro clearing activity
Representatives from LCH and EuroCCP highlight contradicting trends they are seeing in clearing activity throughout Europe following Brexit.
JP Morgan aims to free up balance sheet with new Eurex Repo service
Banks are attempting to find ways to reduce their capital-intensive repo trading activity in order to avoid penalties.
Deutsche Boerse appoints leadership for new CSDR buy-in service
The newly formed Eurex Securities Transactions Services, a subsidiary company of Deutsche Boerse, will offer the buy-in agent service.
Taking a cleared approach to securities lending
The progress of securities lending clearing has accelerated over the past few years, and in 2018 the first buy-side transaction was cleared involving six market participants. Will this encourage further activity in a CCP model and will it translate in the US?