26 results about this entity
Period: 18 Apr 2007 - 14 Mar 2013
News
Trading and clearing venues across Europe have agreed a set of standards to cover the electronic exchange of trade information between competing market infrastructures.
02 July 2009
UK-registered clearing house EuroCCP has called for the adoption of a single standard 'Convention on Interoperability' that all central counterparties should sign, as the European clearing community struggles to implement a raft of bilateral agreements.
17 June 2009
Post-trade utility Omgeo and clearing house EuroCCP have launched joint development of a pan-European equities central counterparty (CCP) service for hedge fund transactions.
08 June 2009
SIX x-clear and Dutch central counterparty EMCF have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to offer competitive clearing across multiple stock exchange venues.
03 February 2009
DTCC subsidiary European Central Counterparty (EuroCCP) is to extend its footprint to Spain next month, as it provides clearing and settlement support for the next stage in the expansion of the bank-backed Turquoise trading platform.
20 January 2009
Transatlantic exchange Nasdaq OMX is acquiring a 22% equity stake in European Multilateral Clearing Facility (EMCF), the Fortis Bank subsidiary that was taken over by the Dutch government.
16 October 2008
Transatlantic exchange Nyse Euronext has selected EuroCCP to provide clearing and settlement services for its new European multilateral trading facility (MTF) when it launches in November, but it will open up the platform to competing clearing houses next year.
08 October 2008
Ownership of EMCF, the Fortis Bank subsidiary that provides clearing services to Instinet Chi-X and Nasdaq OMX, has been passed to the Dutch government as part of a EUR16.8 billion rescue package.
06 October 2008
European Central Counterparty Limited (EuroCCP) - the pan-European arm of US depository DTCC - is expected to launch on Friday with 15 firms having gained approval as clearing participants, including the nine founding members of Turquoise and six other firms.
13 August 2008
Bank-backed pan-European platform Turquoise will not offer trading in Italian equities when it launches because Italian central securities depository Monte Titoli will not cooperate with its own clearing and settlement provider, EuroCCP.
29 July 2008
If European firms used the EuroCCP platform to clear all trades, the industry could slash costs and save around EUR350 million a year, claims the DTCC subsidiary.
01 July 2008
EuroCCP and LCH.Clearnet have both been selected to provide clearing and settlement services for SmartPool - the pan-European electronic block trading platform being established by Nyse Euronext in partnership with HSBC and BNP Paribas.
06 May 2008
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