The electronic trading platforms will cover EUR-denominated bonds — including European government bonds, covered bonds and repo — US treasuries and Japanese government bonds
The solution is designed to address challenges facing financial firms — notably firms that want to expand into stock loan and which require the expertise or technology to build out the operational support
The Accelerated Settlement Taskforce report recommends that the UK should aim to move to T+1 no later than the end of 2027 — the government “fully endorses” this as firms require sufficient time to prepare for the transition
This integration connects the New York-based bank’s US$5.25 trillion triparty liquidity pool with the electronic securities financing trading platform’s US$2 trillion network.
Founded in 2013 by ASX, B3, Clearstream and Strate, the Liquidity Alliance is a global association of market infrastructures, delivering collateral management services
This second testing phase has extended the project coverage to include a more complex set of use cases, employing Swift’s solution to support transactions across simulated digital transactions, tokenised assets and foreign exchange networks