U.S. Bank becomes third member to join CLSSettlement this year
The move also makes the firm, which is the fifth largest bank in the US, the service’s seventy-sixth settlement member.
The move also makes the firm, which is the fifth largest bank in the US, the service’s seventy-sixth settlement member.
The Hungarian bank is the second settlement member to join the firm this year, following the re-addition of ABN AMRO in June.
There has been a 27% year-on-year increase in cross currency swaps submitted to CLSSettlement as of Q2 2022.
CLS says that asset managers are more focused on mitigating settlement risk as it sees uptake in clients using its CLSSettlement service.