JSCC plans to open JGB clearing to foreign investors
Clearing house aims to boost cleared market liquidity in Japanese government bonds
Japan Securities Clearing Corporation is introducing an agency model for offshore investment firms seeking to clear Japanese government bond (JGB) transactions, the clearing house tells Risk.net.
JSCC has already garnered flows from around 80% of Japanese bond trading, primarily conducted by local banks, and now it wants to further boost cleared market liquidity by introducing non-Japanese institutions to JGB clearing. Separately, the clearing house also plans to provide Japanese money reserve
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