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Published January 18, 2013

Enhanced CCP and CSD inter-operability key to successful post-trade integration in ASEAN

Deutsche Bank report finds involvement of global banks in offering third-party clearing services across the region and seamless currency exchange flows crucial to successful post-trade integration.

Date: January 18, 2013
Author: Lalitha Sivanesan
Categories: Clearing & Settlement, Markets & Exchanges, Regulation, Risk and Regulation, Thailand, Trading & Data
Keywords: ASEAN Trading Link, Deutsche Bank, CCP, CSD

The ASEAN Trading Link was established with the main purpose of enhancing capital market integration, in addition to encouraging capital market growth, driving the development of new ASEAN products, attracting more investment and promoting cross-border trades. The group consists of seven exchanges, ...

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