Clearstream sees value of assets under custody increase
08 July 2013 Frankfurt
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In June 2013, the value of assets under custody that Clearstream held on behalf of its customers registered an increase of 5 percent to €11.6 trillion (compared to €11.1 trillion in June 2012).
Securities held under custody in Clearstream’s international business increased by 2 percent from €6 trillion in June 2012 to €6.2 trillion in June 2013.
Domestic German securities held under custody increased by 7 percent from €5 trillion in June 2012 to €5.4 trillion in June 2013.
In June 2013, 3.4 million international settlement transactions were processed, a 9 percent increase over June 2012 (3.1 million). Of all international transactions, 83 percent were OTC transactions and 17 percent were registered as stock exchange transactions.
On the German domestic market, settlement transactions reached 6.5 million, 10 percent more than in June 2012 (5.9 million). Of these transactions, 65 percent were stock exchange transactions and 35 percent OTC transactions.
In investment funds services (IFS), 0.66 million transactions were processed, a 36 percent increase over June 2012 (0.49 million).
At four million, the year-to-date June 2013 IFS number of transactions processed was 32 percent above the same period last year (year-to-date June 2012: three million).
Securities held under custody in Clearstream’s international business increased by 2 percent from €6 trillion in June 2012 to €6.2 trillion in June 2013.
Domestic German securities held under custody increased by 7 percent from €5 trillion in June 2012 to €5.4 trillion in June 2013.
In June 2013, 3.4 million international settlement transactions were processed, a 9 percent increase over June 2012 (3.1 million). Of all international transactions, 83 percent were OTC transactions and 17 percent were registered as stock exchange transactions.
On the German domestic market, settlement transactions reached 6.5 million, 10 percent more than in June 2012 (5.9 million). Of these transactions, 65 percent were stock exchange transactions and 35 percent OTC transactions.
In investment funds services (IFS), 0.66 million transactions were processed, a 36 percent increase over June 2012 (0.49 million).
At four million, the year-to-date June 2013 IFS number of transactions processed was 32 percent above the same period last year (year-to-date June 2012: three million).
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