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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is an American post-trade financial services company providing clearing and settlement services to the financial markets. It performs the exchange of securities on behalf of buyers and sellers and functions as a central securities depository by providing central custody of securities. Source
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Search ArticlesBuilding the Next Chapter of Market Infrastructure
At SIFMA Ops 2026, DTCC CEO Frank La Salla spoke about the critical role that market infrastructures play in providing financial stability as well as the trust capital they’ve built by leading some of the most significant changes to market structure in decades.
The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: A New Model for Private Markets
Earlier this year CfC St. Moritz, I argued that private markets had reached an inflection point. It has been losing value because of a problem so basic it's embarrassing. The industry has spent years responding to operational complexity firm by firm, platform by platform, problem by problem. Those efforts have produced meaningful advancement and growth, but they have not produced an efficient market.
DTCC Appoints Industry Leader Samir Pandiri as Chief Client Officer
New York/London/Hong Kong/Singapore/Sydney, September 29, 2026 ‒ The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, today announced the appointment of Samir Pandiri as Managing Director and Chief Client Officer, effective September 28. Pandiri joins the DTCC Executive Committee and will report to Frank LaSalla, President & Chief Executive Officer.
Why Interoperability Matters for the Next Phase of Tokenization
Key Takeaways: Tokenization is moving from experimentation to implementation, creating new opportunities for institutional digital assets, cash and collateral. Interoperability is a critical enabler of institutional adoption, helping connect assets, cash and data across traditional and emerging financial infrastructure. The next phase of digital finance will be defined by trusted, connected infrastructure that supports automation, resilience, governance and market scale.
DTCC and iCapital Collaborate to Advance Private Market Infrastructure, Expand Access and Support the Industry’s Next Phase of Growth and Scale
The firms’ complementary capabilities aim to deliver enhanced technology, operational efficiency, and industry standardization DTCC has made a strategic investment in iCapital New York/London/Hong Kong/Singapore/Sydney, September 28, 2026 ‒ The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the premier post-trade market infrastructure for the global financial services industry, and iCapital1, the global fintech company shaping the future of investing, today announced a strategic...
The Treasury Market of 2030: Five Changes Firms Should Be Preparing for Today
As firms prepare for the U.S. Treasury clearing mandate, much of the focus has understandably been on implementation – meeting deadlines, on-boarding clearing arrangements and adapting operational processes. While implementation is a significant milestone, the mandate's lasting impact may be the transformation it sets in motion across market structure, operating models and post-trade infrastructure.
Reflections from the Frontline: Preparing for the U.S. Treasury Clearing Mandate
The conversation around the U.S. Treasury clearing mandate has been building for years. With the first compliance deadline for cash clearing fast approaching, the industry's focus is shifting decisively from planning to execution. A recent webinar – hosted by The TRADE and featuring representatives from the buy-side, sell-side and technology community – offered insights on how firms are preparing for this significant market transition.
ESMA’s Data Quality Report Signals a Higher Bar for Regulatory Reporting Data
Key Takeaways Regulators are increasingly using trade reporting data as a core supervisory asset, raising expectations for accuracy, consistency and governance. ESMA’s 2025 report highlights persistent data quality gaps that firms must proactively monitor and remediate across regimes and jurisdictions. As supervisory detection becomes more automated and analytics-driven, firms need stronger internal tools to benchmark, identify and address reporting issues before they escalate.
Heard at Ops: Building Trust Capital to Lead Change
By SIFMA2 minute videoAug 20, 2026 This video was originally published bySIFMAon July 8, 2026. In this episode of Heard at Ops, DTCC President, CEO and Director,Frank La Salla, discusses why trust has become one of the most important assets in today's rapidly evolving capital markets.
Reflections from the Frontline: Preparing for the U.S. Treasury Clearing Mandate
The conversation around the U.S. Treasury clearing mandate has been building for years. With the first compliance deadline for cash clearing fast approaching, the industry's focus is shifting decisively from planning to execution. A recent webinar – hosted by The TRADE and featuring representatives from the buy-side, sell-side and technology community – offered insights on how firms are preparing for this significant market transition.