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LCH.Clearnet appoints Steve Briscoe group head of technology and operations

LCH.Clearnet Group (“LCH.Clearnet”), the global clearing house, is today pleased to announce that Steve Briscoe has been appointed as the new Group Head of Technology and Operations.

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LCH.Clearnet launches inflation swaps clearing

LCH.Clearnet Limited (“LCH.Clearnet”), the global clearing house, today announced that it is now offering inflation swap clearing through its leading SwapClear service.

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DTCC opens new office in Manila

DTCC, the leading post-trade market infrastructure provider for the global financial services industry, has opened a new office in Metro Manila to support its growing client community and expanded operations across Asia.

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LSE's UnaVista applies to become a Registered Reporting mechanism for Remit

UnaVista, London Stock Exchange Group’s global regulatory reporting platform, has applied to be a Registered Reporting Mechanism (RRM) ahead of the introduction of REMIT* in October 2015.

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RJ O'Brian to acquire Kyte Group

R.J. O’Brien & Associates (RJO), the oldest and largest independent futures brokerage and clearing firm in the United States, and GFI Group (NYSE:GFIG), a leading intermediary and provider of trading technologies and support services to the global OTC and listed markets, today announced that RJO’s affiliate, R.J. O’Brien Europe Limited (RJO Europe), will acquire GFI’s subsidiary, The Kyte Group Limited (Kyte).

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EU court quashes ECB counterparty location policy

The Eurosystem comprises the European Central Bank (ECB) and the national central banks o fthe Member States that have adopted the euro as a common currency.

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SIA and Colt win T2S mandate from Hungarian depository

SIA, in partnership with Colt, has been awarded the contract to connect Hungarian central securities depository KELER to TARGET2-Securities (T2S), the new single European platform for the settlement of transactions in domestic and cross-border securities.

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Euroclear to establish link with Peru

Euroclear, the Brussels based international central securities depository, and Peru’s Ministry of Economy and Finance have signed a memorandum of understanding committing to cooperate in the development of a new ‘international link’ for Peru.

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Misys regulatory reporting service connects to DTCC repository

Misys, a leading provider of software solutions to financial services institutions, announces that it has added connectivity to DTCC for its Misys Regulatory Reporting Service.

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Yuanta Securities goes live on Calastone network

Calastone, the global transaction network for the funds industry, today announce that Taiwanese distributor, Yuanta Securities, is now live on the Calastone network. This makes Yuanta the first securities firm in Taiwan to adopt automation.

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Spain, Brazil and Australia ranked as most expensive markets for clearing and setlement

A research report commissioned by a group of clearing participants including Pershing, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch has found Australia to be one of the world’s most expensive developed markets to clear and settle equities.

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Traiana conducts first trade on Harmony CCP Connect for Equities

Traiana, the leading provider of post-trade and risk solutions, announces today the launch of Harmony CCP Connect for Equities and the successful completion of its first trade.

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DTCC proposes central clearing for US tri-party repo industry

The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation’s (DTCC) subsidiary Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) intends to submit a rule filing with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and an Advance Notice filing to both the SEC and the Federal Reserve to provide central clearing for the over $1.6 trillion institutional tri-party repo market.

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ICMA reports successful transition to T+2 for European bond trading

The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) and the ICMA European Repo Council (ERC) report that the initial feedback from members and operations working groups indicates that that the transition to settlement at T+2 for the European fixed income markets has been largely successful with few issues.

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Morgan Stanley to join Eurex securities lending CCP

Eurex Clearing, Europe’s leading clearing house and part of Deutsche Börse Group, announced that Morgan Stanley, one of the leading global investment banks, will become a clearing member of the Securities Lending CCP. Both partners aim to have finalized the process by the end of October.

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EuroCCP to match trades via Traiana

EuroCCP announced today its clearing services for clients’ matching OTC transactions with Traiana.

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CFH Clearing moves to Equinix Slough data centre

CFH Clearing is moving its matching, order and execution system to Equinix’s London Slough data centre campus, enabling clients to benefit from reduced latency and cost efficiencies as a result of being based in the same data centre as many of its London-based clients and liquidity providers.

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Polish capital markets prepared for T+2

The Central Securities Depository of Poland (KDPW) changes the settlement cycle from T+3 to T+2 as of 6 October 2014. The shorter settlement cycle will have a positive impact on KDPW and KDPW_CCP participants as well as investors.

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Societe Generale Securities Services extends T2S direct connectivity commitment

Societe Generale Securities Services (SGSS), a leading custodian in the European market, has announced its intention to widen the scope of its implementation of direct connectivity to the Target-2 Securities (T2S) platform.

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Nasdaq OMX to implement T+2 standard in Nordic and Baltic markets

NASDAQ OMX is going to implement two-day standard settlement (T+2) to securities admitted to trading on the NASDAQ OMX Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland, Stockholm, Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius exchanges and the respective First North markets.