Fast, Secure and Flexible in Providing Liquidity
Our real-time securities finance offering brings together trading and collateral management capabilities in a fully integrated value chain starting from trading through settlement and finally to collateralization at the CSD or custodian level.
Through our unique offering, you get direct access to central bank money, money from commercial banks and primary SNB money market auctions while compliance with all regulatory requirements is guaranteed through our in-house expertise.
Latest News
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SIX Welcomes BME Clearing as New Repo Participant
SIX welcomes BME Clearing as its newest member on the CO:RE Repo Market. With its go live, BME Clearing gains access to more than 150 national and international counterparties that are already active on the market.
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Leonteq Lists ETP with Innovative Collateralization Mechanism on SIX Swiss Exchange
Leonteq Securities AG today listed its first Exchange Traded Product (ETP) on SIX Swiss Exchange. The new ETP has the underlying FuW Swiss 50 Index NTR and is the first investment product to use SIX's novel collateralization mechanism Triparty Collateral Management (TCM), which minimizes issuer default risk for investors.
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SIX Welcomes DNB Bank ASA as New Repo Participant
SIX welcomes DNB Bank ASA as its newest member on the CO:RE Repo Market. With its go live, DNB Bank ASA gains access to more than 150 national and international counterparties that are already active on the market.
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SIX introduces an innovative Triparty Collateral Management solution
SIX migrates its Triparty Collateral Management (TCM) into the renewed and innovative Triparty Agent with the Collateral CockpitTM that already manages repo services since June 2020.
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SIX Securities Services continues to build up its market share in the global triparty agent market.
Regional triparty providers (TPAs) – including SIX Securities Services – are increasingly capturing repo market share. Historically, TPA services have been dominated by only a handful of global institutions, but this precedent appears to be slowly changing.