The Post-Trade Landscape: Infrastructures, Mega-Vendors, and So-Called Utilities
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The Post-Trade Landscape: Infrastructures, Mega-Vendors, and So-Called Utilities
Numerous forces are transforming the global post-trade landscape—regulatory, competitive, and client-driven.
London, 28 March 2018 – The capital markets’ post-trade plumbing has been in the industry spotlight over the last few years due to various regulatory and industry-driven changes. Industry participants have also engaged in much public debate about the potential application of distributed ledger technology and the utility model to post-trade processes, including clearing and settlement. What are firms’ plans for post-trade investment, and what pain points may require further automation or standardization?
This Impact Report provides an overview of the current global post-trade landscape. It is based on telephone interviews with 22 market participants in settlement operations functions at capital markets firms, conducted during 2017, and it includes information supplied by market infrastructure providers and solution vendors that are active in the global financial markets.
This 43-page Impact Report contains 25 figures. Clients of Aite Group’s Institutional Securities & Investments service can download this report, the corresponding charts, and the Executive Impact Deck.
This report mentions AcadiaSoft, APX Power, AQMetrics, Argentina Clearing, ASX, Athens Exchange Clearing House, B3, Bloomberg, BME, BM&F Bovespa, Broadridge, Canadian Derivatives Clearing Corporation, CC&G, CCIL, CCP Austria, CDS Clearing and Depository Services, CJSC NSD, Clearstream, CLS, CME, DCV, Derivatives Clearing House, Deutsche Boerse, DTCC, Eurex, EuroCCP, Euroclear, Euronext, European Commodity Clearing, FCA, Finastra, FIS, HKMA, IBM, ICE Clear, IHS Markit, Indian Clearing Corporation, Iberclear, Interbolsa, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation, JPX, FICC, KDPW, Keler, Korea Exchange, LCH, LME Clear, Nasdaq, LSE, National Securities Clearing Corporation, Natural Gas Exchange, NEX Group, Nodal Clear, NSD, OMIClear, Options Clearing Corporation, Oslo Bors, Regis-TR, SGX, Shanghai Clearing House, SIX, SmartStream, SS&C, SWIFT, and Taiwan Stock Exchange, Takasbank, Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, Thomson Reuters, TriOptima, and VP Securities.