Clearstream Bolsters Global Liquidity Hub with OTC Collateral

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Clearstream. headquartered in Luxembourg, counts approximately 2,500 institutions in its client base.

OTC Collateral will augment Clearstream's existing capabilities for triparty collateral management, and supports all areas of bilateral activity. Clients will now be able to manage their exposures from a single collateral pool, whereas before, a number of different requirements meant covering collateral requirements from multiple streams, such as cleared and uncleared derivatives trades. The service is linked to the TradeCycle product suite, offered by both Clearstream and Commerzbank.

"Our bilateral collateral management service OTC Collateral is an important expansion of the Global Liquidity Hub and will strengthen our offering to banks and the buy side in line with the growing demand in the over-the-counter derivative space," says Stefan Lepp, head of global securities financing, and a member of the executive board at Clearstream. "Its seamless connection to the triparty world via a range of reuse possibilities will enable customers to meet all their exposures from a single collateral pool, regardless of whether they are bilateral, triparty or to a central counterparty."

Clearstream is Deutsche Börse Group company.

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