FMSB chief executive Pluves to step down
Martin Pluves joined the FMSB in 2019 and will remain in his role until the Spring to ensure an orderly transition.
Tag: LCH
LCH RepoClear expands settlement connections with European CSDs
New partnerships with Clearstream, Euroclear and Iberclear will provide a single point of access to minimise cross-border hurdles.
LCH achieves strong volumes during 2020 despite Brexit deadline
The clearing house’s SwapClear service processed a massive $1.1 quadrillion in notional volumes from 6.4 million trades in 2020 despite the UK approaching the end of the Brexit transition period.
LCH executive to replace promoted chief risk officer in LSEG risk leadership shake up
David Horner, head of risk at LCH, replaces Dennis McLaughlin as he is promoted to group head of financial risk at LSEG, according to an internal memo.
French bank Bpifrance relocates clearing from LCH to Eurex in Brexit preparation
The bank has transferred its entire portfolio of derivatives composed mainly of interest rate swaps from London’s LCH to Eurex Clearing.
LCH CDSClear launches US credit index options clearing
LCH CDSClear has extended its existing credit index options clearing offering to include the CDX investment-grade 5Y and CDX high yield 5Y indices.
Bank of America provides client clearing at LCH CDSClear
LCH continues to expand membership of CDSClear and its client clearing franchise with Bank of America the latest institution to go live as a clearing broker.
LCH to provide clearing of Euronext stocks traded at Cboe Europe
Traders can now choose LCH EquityClear as their preferred CCP for Euronext stocks traded on Cboe Europe’s UK order books.
LCH registers first SONIA/SOFR swap from Bank of America and Lloyds
The cross-currency basis swap between Bank of America and Lloyds highlights LCH's commitment to supporting the reform of reference rates.
EU to recognise LCH, ICE Clear Europe and LME Clear as third country CCPs
Three UK clearing houses will be recognised as third country CCPs under EMIR while the European Commission’s temporary equivalence decision is in place.