Clearstream’s global securities financing average climbs
23 June 2015 Frankfurt
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Clearstream enjoyed a monthly average outstanding of €622.5 billion for global securities financing in May.
The combined services of triparty repo, securities lending and collateral management collectively beat May 2014’s €593.7 billion by 5 percent, although they were down on April of this year, when they had a monthly average outstanding of €628.4 billion.
In May 2015, the overall value of assets under custody held on behalf of customers increased 10 percent to €13.4 trillion, beating May 2014’s €12.1 trillion.
Securities held under custody in Clearstream’s international central securities depository, meanwhile, increased to €7.2 trillion last month—an 11 percent increase over May 2014’s €6.4 trillion.
The German central securities depository saw its securities held under custody climb 9 percent over 12 months, from €5.7 trillion in May 2014 to €6.2 trillion in May this year.
Clearstream also processed 3.6 million international settlement transactions, which was slightly down on the previous year at 2 percent. On the German domestic market, settlement transactions in May reached 7.2 million, beating the same month in 2014 by 10 percent.
The combined services of triparty repo, securities lending and collateral management collectively beat May 2014’s €593.7 billion by 5 percent, although they were down on April of this year, when they had a monthly average outstanding of €628.4 billion.
In May 2015, the overall value of assets under custody held on behalf of customers increased 10 percent to €13.4 trillion, beating May 2014’s €12.1 trillion.
Securities held under custody in Clearstream’s international central securities depository, meanwhile, increased to €7.2 trillion last month—an 11 percent increase over May 2014’s €6.4 trillion.
The German central securities depository saw its securities held under custody climb 9 percent over 12 months, from €5.7 trillion in May 2014 to €6.2 trillion in May this year.
Clearstream also processed 3.6 million international settlement transactions, which was slightly down on the previous year at 2 percent. On the German domestic market, settlement transactions in May reached 7.2 million, beating the same month in 2014 by 10 percent.
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