Clearstream revealed on Monday that it launched the first integrated triple side management solution in this field with the Eurosystem (ECMS).
This step is seen as a milestone in infrastructure coordination after trade all over Europe.
After ECMS Go-Live on June 16, 2025, Clearstream became the only central deposit of securities (CSD) that provides full integration of triple guarantee management with the new European Central Bank platform.
ECMS is said to replace the previously fragmented national systems, creating a unified framework for the Warranty Department for all national banks in the euro area.
The company explained that the platform enables the financial institutions to use ECMS as a single set of guarantees for bilateral and second transactions.
This side mobility is expected to enhance the border, improve operational efficiency, and simplify access to the liquidity of the central bank.
As part of its ECMS offer, Clearstream said it allows to save and transfer all qualified marketing assets to the European Central Bank through the European CSD solution.
The company’s connection extends to all T2S markets and asset classes, which supports cross -border investment activity.
“The solution of Clearstream’s ECMS from Clistream is the cornerstone stone in the movement of the industry towards infrastructure after the harmonious trade and the kinetic guarantees in an actual time,” said Marton Sziji, head of lending and liquidity solutions at Clearstream.
He added that this offer supports the transition to T+1 settlement courses and is compatible with the initiative of the European Savings and Investment Union.
Clearstream has reported a series of integration and believes that development is a major step forward for the European market participants.