LCH SA onboards first supranational clearing member
08 July 2020 London
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European Investment Bank (EIB) has joined LCH SA’s RepoClear service as the first supranational clearing member.
By joining, EIB will be able to directly access €GCPlus, LCH’s tri-party basket repo clearing service.
Clearing €GCPlus enables members to increase their capital and operational efficiencies and better manage their euro cash liquidity, according to LCH.
In addition, it will allow EIB to extend its access to LCH SA’s RepoClear service offering clearing for bond and repo trades across 13 European markets.
Christophe Hémon, CEO, LCH SA, said: “Welcoming the European Investment Bank as a direct member of LCH SA is a significant moment for us and the fixed income market as a whole. EIB will act as an important liquidity provider for our service and we look forward to continuing to work with them as we grow our relationship.”
Bertrand de Mazières, director general, EIB, said: “Increasing financial stability and ensuring sustainability is at the core concerns of EIB’s Finance Directorate. Liquidity risk resilience is an integral element of this. As a result, we’re pleased to have become a member of LCH SA to ensure access and participation in this key area of the fixed income and repo market.”
By joining, EIB will be able to directly access €GCPlus, LCH’s tri-party basket repo clearing service.
Clearing €GCPlus enables members to increase their capital and operational efficiencies and better manage their euro cash liquidity, according to LCH.
In addition, it will allow EIB to extend its access to LCH SA’s RepoClear service offering clearing for bond and repo trades across 13 European markets.
Christophe Hémon, CEO, LCH SA, said: “Welcoming the European Investment Bank as a direct member of LCH SA is a significant moment for us and the fixed income market as a whole. EIB will act as an important liquidity provider for our service and we look forward to continuing to work with them as we grow our relationship.”
Bertrand de Mazières, director general, EIB, said: “Increasing financial stability and ensuring sustainability is at the core concerns of EIB’s Finance Directorate. Liquidity risk resilience is an integral element of this. As a result, we’re pleased to have become a member of LCH SA to ensure access and participation in this key area of the fixed income and repo market.”
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