Clearstream enhances Collateral Mapper
16 April 2025 Luxembourg
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Clearstream has released an enhanced version of its Collateral Mapper, with additional features helping market participants optimise their collateral position.
Launched in March 2023, Collateral Mapper serves as a comprehensive dashboard providing predictive analytics and data relating to collateral portfolios and equity capacity.
The new version offers a complete overview of all asset classes, says the firm, providing a detailed view of collateral allocation and usage.
By understanding the eligibility and concentration of rules applicable at a basket level, clients can get insights into applicable rules for effective collateral management.
Another additional benefit is automatic updates based on end-of-day data to eliminate errors and manual interventions.
Further to the use of Collateral Mapper, clients can also use the Collateral Insights Dashboard to view the evolution of their contracts.
Launched in March 2023, Collateral Mapper serves as a comprehensive dashboard providing predictive analytics and data relating to collateral portfolios and equity capacity.
The new version offers a complete overview of all asset classes, says the firm, providing a detailed view of collateral allocation and usage.
By understanding the eligibility and concentration of rules applicable at a basket level, clients can get insights into applicable rules for effective collateral management.
Another additional benefit is automatic updates based on end-of-day data to eliminate errors and manual interventions.
Further to the use of Collateral Mapper, clients can also use the Collateral Insights Dashboard to view the evolution of their contracts.
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