ETFs 3.0: US share class relief poised to propel market to new heights

Latest sale of European business unit, with €430 billion in assets under administration, marks a continuation of the custodian’s simplification strategy.
Sam Riley, CEO of Clearstream securities services, outlines key priorities for the business, including expanding pan-European CSD connectivity, scaling support for retail and private markets, and driving growth through digital and data initiatives. He also highlights T+1 settlement, regulatory harmonisation, and rising demand for predictive data and interoperability as major forces shaping the post-trade landscape.
This week’s fund services round-up features TMF Group, Clearstream, Gen II Fund Services, Ultimus, Broadridge, GemLife, Carne Group, CACEIS, and GemCap.
Project explores digital infrastructure to support customised portfolios and new mutual fund models.
The custodian will also provide its transaction banking services to underpin RLUSD’s operations.
The French multinational bank expands collateral mobility by linking its triparty platform to Euroclear’s CAI.
New measures will enable rehypothecation of bond collateral and support multi-currency settlements.
The expansion comes after a successful pilot trade settlement, opening access for international clients.
Alternatives specialist takes on dual role at private capital fund administration in the UK.
Initial phase focuses on wider access, collateral optimisation and international participation.
CREST platform to support share transfers and investor access for private companies.
Group acquires remaining 30.5% interest, bringing its shareholding in asset servicer to 100%.
New platform enables near-instant collateral transfers for margin requirements across jurisdictions.
Launch of ECMS centralises Eurosystem collateral processes, with Euroclear supporting mobilisation of over €550 billion in assets.
The collaboration supports launch of new fund offering amid India’s growing asset management sector.