The battle for Euronext’s clearing: a tale of two CCPs
Following the exchange’s decision to migrate its clearing operations, LCH SA and EuroCCP are lacing up for battle. The question is, who will be preferred?
Following the exchange’s decision to migrate its clearing operations, LCH SA and EuroCCP are lacing up for battle. The question is, who will be preferred?
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.
All exchange traded equities and exchange traded funds (ETFs) cleared via EuroCCP will now be eligible for settlement on Clearstream Banking.
Through the collaboration, UK retail investors can use Freetrade’s commission-free platform to invest in German and Finnish listed stocks and clear through EuroCCP.
As the implementation of the Central Securities Depositories Regulation (CSDR) and the Settlement Discipline Regime loom, these industry participants see post-trade regulation as a key theme to watch.
The extension by EuroCCP to clear Norwegian growth stocks remains subject to regulatory approval and is expected to launch on 28 June this year.
Changes to the management team at EuroCCP have been made as it transitions into a multi-asset clearinghouse to support Cboe’s new European derivatives business.
Gaze into The TRADE's crystal ball for insights from industry participants across the fixed income and post-trade space on their predictions for the year ahead.
David Howson, president of Cboe Europe, joins The TRADE to discuss the exchange group’s recent acquisition of EuroCCP, and how the takeover will expand Cboe’s reach in the European equities and equity derivatives markets.
Upon completing its acquisition of equities clearing house EuroCCP, Cboe confirms plans to launch Cboe Europe Derivatives in the first half of 2021.