DTCC reports record volumes across services amid market volatility
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DTCC reports record volumes across services amid market volatility 25 April 2025US Reporter: Daniel Tison
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has announced ���significant achievements��� after reaching new peak values and volumes across platforms and services during recent market volatility.
The National 厙惇勛圖 Clearing Corporation (NSCC) achieved a new peak value of US$5.55 trillion on 9 April ��� a 6.4 per cent increase from the previous peak of US$5.22 trillion on 20 December.
The NSCC also reached a new peak volume of 545 million transactions on 7 April, representing a 33 per cent increase from the previous peak of 409 million transactions during the ���meme stock��� event on 27 January 2021.
Lynn Bishop, managing director and chief information officer at DTCC, comments: ���Our platforms undergo rigorous and continuous performance and resiliency testing to ensure they can handle peak volumes.
���At the same time, we continually invest in our infrastructure to ensure we remain able to manage market stresses and effectively deliver services.���
As previously announced, the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation (FICC) hit a new peak of more than US$11 trillion on 9 April, representing an 8.88 per cent increase from the prior peak of US$10.47 trillion on 28 February.
Additionally, the FICC reached a new peak volume of 1.206 million transactions on 9 April, which is a 23 per cent increase from the previous peak of 978,000 transactions two days prior.
Overall, Q1 2025 monthly FICC volume averages were 4 per cent higher than the previous quarter and 32 per cent higher year-over-year.
Tim Cuddihy, managing director and group chief risk officer at DTCC, adds: ���We continually monitor our risk management framework and margin models to assess risk reduction, performance, and predictability across a wide range of market conditions.
���All is done with one thing in mind ��� the safety of the markets, firms, and underlying investors.���
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