Bank of China first to issue new Euroclear Yulan bond
Launched in December, Yulan bonds provides Chinese issuers to gain direct exposure to a wider foreign investor base and access a deeper liquidity pool.
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Canadian CCP and Euroclear partner on collateral management service
The joint initiative will work on developing an automated collateral management solution for the domestic Canadian market.
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Fireside Friday with… Euroclear’s Edwin De Pauw
CSDs have stepped up their innovative efforts and are increasingly co-creating new solutions for the post-trade industry, according to Euroclear's head of innovation and data services Edwin De Pauw.
LCH RepoClear expands settlement connections with European CSDs
The new partnerships with Clearstream, Euroclear and Iberclear will provide a single point of access to minimise cross-border hurdles.
Euroclear and Bloomberg collaborate with UAE Central Bank on launch of M-bills
The development follows similar initiatives involving Euroclear and local market infrastructures in both China and Japan.
Euroclear Bank looks to connect Japanese issuers to foreign investors with new bond
Following the launch of Yulan Bonds in China a week ago, Euroclear Bank to work with Japanese market participants to launch Origami bonds.
Euroclear taps FinTech expert for lead strategy role
The hire will bolster Euroclear's international strategic growth efforts and its programme to explore using new technologiees.
Euroclear and Shanghai Clearing House partner to link global investors with Chinese issuers
The two market infrastructures have teamed up to launch Yulan bonds, connecting global investors to Chinese issuers without navigating China’s settlement system.
Final piece of the CSDR puzzle for Euroclear as UK and Ireland CSD gains license
Seventh and final CSDR license for Euroclear Group as UK and Ireland is approved by Bank of England.
European Commission extends temporary equivalence for Euroclear UK & Ireland
The move will allow Euroclear UK and Ireland (EUI) to continue to settle Irish-domiciled funds and securities once the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December.