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Seven developments shaping US Treasury clearing

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As the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s Treasury clearing mandate approaches, the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) is rolling out new access models, protections and risk tools to help market participants prepare for a broader move into central clearing

With mandatory central clearing set to transform the US Treasury market, firms across the ecosystem are assessing how best to adapt their trading, risk and operational models. As implementation timelines draw closer, scalable clearing infrastructure and flexible access models are becoming increasingly critical.

This DTCC infographic highlights seven key developments from FICC designed to support the transition to mandatory US Treasury clearing. From enhanced agent and tri-party clearing services to new client protection regimes, cross-margining initiatives and advanced risk tools, the developments underscore how FICC is working to expand access, strengthen resilience and manage rising volumes and volatility as the market prepares for the mandate.

 

 

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