Clearstream GSF volume outstanding down 3% YoY for March
11 April 2025 Luxembourg
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Clearstream’s global securities financing (GSF) business has faced a 1 per cent decline in volume outstanding year-to-date to €715.73 billion for 2025, according to recent monthly figures.
The business also saw a 3 per cent decrease in volume outstanding year-on-year (YoY) to €709.79 billion for March.
On the other hand, assets under custody held in Clearstream increased 9 per cent YoY to €20,180 billion for the month. Year-to-date, assets under custody have also grown, with a 10 per cent increase to €20,135 billion for 2025.
For Clearstream’s investment funds services (IFS), securities deposits climbed 14 per cent YoY for March to €4,069 billion. The volume of transactions through the funds division was up 37 per cent YoY to 6.17 million.
International business securities deposits through the Clearstream ICSD grew 8 per cent YoY for March to €9,299 billion. The number of transactions through this service rose 23 per cent YoY to 9.46 million for the month.
The business also saw a 3 per cent decrease in volume outstanding year-on-year (YoY) to €709.79 billion for March.
On the other hand, assets under custody held in Clearstream increased 9 per cent YoY to €20,180 billion for the month. Year-to-date, assets under custody have also grown, with a 10 per cent increase to €20,135 billion for 2025.
For Clearstream’s investment funds services (IFS), securities deposits climbed 14 per cent YoY for March to €4,069 billion. The volume of transactions through the funds division was up 37 per cent YoY to 6.17 million.
International business securities deposits through the Clearstream ICSD grew 8 per cent YoY for March to €9,299 billion. The number of transactions through this service rose 23 per cent YoY to 9.46 million for the month.
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