Euroclear Bank and NSD Plan Russian Securities Service

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Euroclear Bank and National Settlement Depository plan cross-border services are planned for all classes of Russian domestic securities.

Euroclear Bank and National Settlement Depository (NSD) have announced plans to provide cross-border services for all classes of Russian domestic securities, pending regulatory approval.

The plans include providing settlement, custody and related services for stock exchange and OTC equity trades, on top of government and corporate bond transactions.

"The portfolio of services we will launch for Russian securities will earn the trust and confidence of securities professionals who follow the same principles as Euroclear when it comes to efficiency, effectiveness and operational risk control," says Frederic Hannequart, chairman of Euroclear Bank. "Having an easy and convenient post-trade arrangement in place for cross-border trades will facilitate foreign investor flows to MICEX-RTS, as well as boost domestic liquidity for all Russian securities."

 

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