September 29 - October 2, 2025 | Frankfurt, Germany

Global collateral management practices are evolving quickly—and central counterparty clearing houses (CCPs) are at the center of transformation driven by regulatory reforms, client demands, digitalization and risk management. Learn more about the evolving collateral management paradigm and why CCPs should prepare in our latest whitepaper.

Fill out the form to read how Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) is modernizing and upgrading its market infrastructure across Chile’s capital markets with Nasdaq.

Learn about Nasdaq Risk Platform and discover how it works for banks and broker dealers.

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Optimize your operational efficiency, automation and smart governance by shifting from silos and spreadsheets to Nasdaq Calypso Post-Trade Processing Solution. Download the brochure to learn more.

Centralizing collateral management in the trade and processing lifecycle is primarily driven by financial institutions’ need to reduce risk, identify hedging requirements, and respond to a raft of regulations for uncleared margin rules (UMR), SA-CCR, FRTB, and SFTR.
However, this centralization also enables them to optimize their inventory – to lend, pledge, or repo – due to greater visibility into their data and organizational processes.

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Because digital banks tend to be smaller, standalone enterprises without the resources or reputational coattails of a traditional bank, they may be subject to more regulatory scrutiny. In fact, start-ups or non-bank expansions often discover that they must contend with extensive and unfamiliar regulatory requirements.

Listen to Barnaby Nelson at The ValueExchange, Alejandro Berney at Caja de Valores, Jeffrey King at Citi and Christian Sjöberg at Nasdaq discuss critical industry themes such as regulatory changes, accelerated technology innovation, disruption and modernization.

Learn more about the intricacies of infrastructure modernization, cloud adoption and how to lay the groundwork for long-term success.

Technology continues to pace the evolution of markets. But for financial market infrastructures (FMIs), cloud transformation can be challenging to assess using a traditional total-cost-of-ownership (TCO) framework. In a new paper from Celent, commissioned by Nasdaq, a rethought TCO equation is argued for that captures the holistic costs of FMIs “standing still.”

To modernize its Treasury operations, Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD) adopted Nasdaq Calypso Treasury technology, enabling infrastructure modernization, automation, and advanced cross-asset capabilities. Nasdaq Financial Technology proved to be a committed partner, working closely with CBD to ensure a swift and successful implementation.

Nasdaq Calypso offers a complete and modern solution that enables central banks to conduct both reserve management and monetary policy on a single automated platform, allowing them to safeguard stability while embracing innovation.

Read why the Mauritius Commercial Bank chose Nasdaq Calypso to drive strategic growth, scale operations with a comprehensive front-to-back capital markets solution and accelerate its cloud journey.

Learn more about how you can replace multiple fragmented systems with a single treasury solution and achieve a new treasury operating model with Nasdaq Calypso.