CMU OmniClear creates direct linkage to Switzerland’s CSD
29 July 2026 Hong Kong, Switzerland
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CMU OmniClear has launched a direct linkage between Central Moneymakers Unit (CMU) and Switzerland’s national central securities depository (CSD) operator, SIX.
This milestone marks the first launch of CMU OmniClear’s equity post-trade services, since its establishment in 2024.
Historically, CMU has worked to connect Mainland China to international markets. With the addition of this new linkage, CMU members can now invest and hold securities in Swiss and Spanish markets through CMU OmniClear, allowing them direct access.
The partnership can enable Chinese outbound investment into additional markets beyond Hong Kong and Asia, facilitating global asset allocation.
Mr Stanley Chan, group CEO of CMU OmniClear Holdings and CEO of CMU OmniClear, says: “We are pleased to have strengthened our cross-border connectivity with the European markets and for the first time, we are extending our assets servicing platform beyond fixed income to support equities.
“It is a new chapter in our journey to become a one-stop multi-asset class post-trade securities infrastructure, enabling more comprehensive product and client coverage.
“Going forward, we will continue to collaborate with SIX to explore extending the linkage to other markets, expanding our equity post-trade asset servicing capabilities.”
Mr Francisco Bejar, head of custody at SIX, adds: “By combining CMU OmniClear’s role as gateway for institutional demand with the international custody and post-trade infrastructure of SIX, we are helping to create a trusted and scalable model for connecting investors to European markets.”
This milestone marks the first launch of CMU OmniClear’s equity post-trade services, since its establishment in 2024.
Historically, CMU has worked to connect Mainland China to international markets. With the addition of this new linkage, CMU members can now invest and hold securities in Swiss and Spanish markets through CMU OmniClear, allowing them direct access.
The partnership can enable Chinese outbound investment into additional markets beyond Hong Kong and Asia, facilitating global asset allocation.
Mr Stanley Chan, group CEO of CMU OmniClear Holdings and CEO of CMU OmniClear, says: “We are pleased to have strengthened our cross-border connectivity with the European markets and for the first time, we are extending our assets servicing platform beyond fixed income to support equities.
“It is a new chapter in our journey to become a one-stop multi-asset class post-trade securities infrastructure, enabling more comprehensive product and client coverage.
“Going forward, we will continue to collaborate with SIX to explore extending the linkage to other markets, expanding our equity post-trade asset servicing capabilities.”
Mr Francisco Bejar, head of custody at SIX, adds: “By combining CMU OmniClear’s role as gateway for institutional demand with the international custody and post-trade infrastructure of SIX, we are helping to create a trusted and scalable model for connecting investors to European markets.”
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