DLT – ECSDA

Register for the ECSDA Conference 2024 in Brussels!

We are excited to announce that the registration for the ECSDA Conference 2024 is now open!

This year’s conference will take place on 19 November at the Auditorium of the National Bank of Belgium (NBB) in Brussels, rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 10, 1000 Brussels.

The ECSDA Annual Conference will capitalise upon the achievements of the WFC Meeting organised by ECSDA and CSD Prague in May 2023. It will bring together the CSD ecosystem thought leaders and visionaries, participants and most advanced technological suppliers helping the community in building the European and global financial markets. We will concert the views with the leading European policy-makers and regulators and advise them on the post-trade priorities for building a true single European capital market.
The topics of settlement efficiency and shortening of the settlement cycle, new CMU priorities, FMI interoperability on settlement of Digital Assets and others will be under the attention of the Conference speakers and participants.

For more details and to secure your spot, please visit the conference website. We look forward to welcoming you to Brussels in November!

ECSDA response to ESMA Consultation on DLT Pilot Regime application guidelines

Today, 9 September 2022, ECSDA answers the ESMA Consultation to apply for permission to operate a DLT market infrastructure.

Please read the full response.

ECSDA responded to the CPMI-IOSCO Consultative report on the Application of the PFMIs to Stablecoin Arrangements

On 1 December, ECSDA has responded to the CPMI-IOSCO Consultative report on the Application of the PFMIs to Stablecoin Arrangements

ECSDA’s response conveys these key messages to stakeholders:

Clarifying the liability regime and the rights associated with settlement assets is crucial
Risks posed by ‘probabilistic finality’ must be removed – ensuring financial stability
Enhancing money settlements

See the full response

ECSDA views on the Future of European Post-Trade

Recently, the European Commission has launched a consultation on the Future of European Post-Trade, based on the conclusions of the European Post Trade Forum (EPTF). European CSDs thank the European Commission for the constructive and effective discussions at the EPTF, in which they have been deeply involved. In addition to the insight provided in the report resulting from the forum, Central Securities Depositories (CSDs) note several trends in their immediate ecosystem which are important to post-trade more widely.
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