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Clearstream GSF volume outstanding climbs 23% YoY for September


21 October 2026 Luxembourg
Reporter: Theodore Law

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Clearstream’s global securities financing (GSF) business has reported a 23 per cent rise year-on-year (YoY) for volume outstanding, accumulating €1,099 billion in September, according to recent monthly figures.

The business reports a 29 per cent increase in year-to-date figures for the same month to €1,007 billion.

International business securities deposits through the firm’s ICSD have seen an increase of 12 per cent YoY to €10,554 billion for September, with the number of transactions declining 12 per cent to 9 million.

Looking at domestic business for Clearstream’s Luxembourg CSD and German CSD, securities deposits rose 5 per cent YoY to €7,260 billion, with the number of transactions climbing 15 per cent to 22 million.

For Investment Funds Services, securities deposits reached €5,264 billion, rising 22 per cent YoY, while the number of transactions were up 23 per cent to 7 million.

For assets under custody, recent figures display a 12 per cent YoY increase in September to €23,078 billion.
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