Clear Street is building modern infrastructure for capital markets. Founded in 2018 by industry veterans, Clear Street is an independent, non-bank prime broker working to solve the industry’s most neglected problem: legacy technology. The firm has built a proprietary, cloud-native clearing and custody system to replace the legacy infrastructure used across capital markets – improving speed, access, and service for its clients. Clear Street’s first product is its equity finance platform, which processes more than $15 billion in trades every day. The firm’s goal is to create a single-source platform to serve all investor types across all asset classes globally.
Clear Street provides a wide array of securities financing solutions. The business is led by a veteran team of industry professionals and supported by modern technology that leverages our extensive distribution channels and market knowledge to support the financing and liquidity needs of our clients.
To align with the rapid pace of modernisation, firms must prioritise investment in technology that meets both client demands and regulatory requirements, according to Clear Street’s Joseph DiMartino, managing director of repo trading
Technology investment is crucial to maintain pace with the accelerating speed of modernisation, says Rob Sackett, head of prime financing at Clear Street, who discusses how firms can work to build the modern, scalable future of capital markets
It is time to update the infrastructure powering capital markets, argues Clear Street’s head of prime financing Robert Sackett. Firms that answer the call to modernise will see fewer bumps as the May 2024 deadline approaches for T+1 implementation in the US and Canada
Clear Street’s managing director of securities finance Robert Chiuch and South Street Securities’ head of equity finance Anthony Venditti, speak to Carmella Haswell about their experiences in leading their newly formed securities finance divisions and the role of agile, adaptive disruptors in this industry space
Peter Eliades, managing director of electronic trading at Clear Street, speaks to Carmella Haswell about the power of best execution in the prime brokerage market and how regulatory frameworks are shaping this entity for broker-dealers
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