LCH SA connects to Cboe Europe for equities clearing
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LCH SA connects to Cboe Europe for equities clearing 06 October 2020London Reporter: Natalie Turner
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LCH鈥檚 EquityClear service is now providing clearing services for Cboe Europe, one of the largest pan-European equities exchanges by value-trading.
Market participants trading Euronext securities via Cboe Europe鈥檚 UK order books, BXE and CXE, are now able to select LCH as their clearinghouse under the preferred central counterparty (CCP) model.
The 鈥榩referred CCP鈥� model enables Cboe Europe participants to clear through LCH provided that both counterparties to the trade have elected it as their preferred CCP for Euronext securities.
According to LCH, this will allow members to consolidate their clearing activity for those securities through one clearing house and benefit from increased netting, lower settlement costs and greater operational and margin efficiencies.
Christophe H茅mon, CEO at LCH SA, comments: 鈥淭his is the latest milestone in our strategy to expand the number of equities trading venues available to our clearing members.鈥�
David Howson, president at Cboe Europe, adds: 鈥淲e鈥檙e pleased to be working with LCH to widen the choice of clearing venues available to our customers.
鈥淭his demonstrates our commitment to open access and competitive clearing in European equities, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration to provide this important post-trade service to our customers.鈥�
News of the partnership follows confirmation that LCH鈥檚 UK entity will be one of three clearinghouses to be recognised by the EU as from January 2021, following the conclusion of Brexit.
The three UK CCPs will be eligible to provide services in the EU after the end of the transition period following the withdrawal of the UK from the EU on 31 December 2020.
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