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Clearstream GSF volume outstanding YTD up 12% for October


14 November 2024 Luxembourg
Reporter: Carmella Haswell

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Clearstream’s global securities financing (GSF) business’ volume outstanding year-to-date was up 12 per cent to €717.36 billion for 2024, compared to €642.34 billion for the equivalent period in 2023, according to recent monthly figures.

The business reports little change in volume outstanding year-on-year (YoY), however — the figure at €729.99 billion for October, down from just €732.43 in 2023.

Assets under custody held in Clearstream have risen 9 per cent YoY to €19,330 billion for the month. Year-to-date, assets under custody have grown 7 per cent to €18,696 billion for 2024.

For Clearstream’s investment funds services (IFS), securities deposits increased 20 per cent YoY for October to €3,885 billion. The volume of transactions through the funds division was up 37 per cent YoY to 5.28 million.

International business securities deposits through the Clearstream ICSD were up 7 per cent YoY for October to €9,021 billion. The number of transactions through this service have climbed 44 per cent YoY to 9.44 million for the month.
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