Luke Clancy is an Editor-at-Large at Risk.net. He specializes in financial services, particularly focusing on algorithmic trading, derivatives markets, and global finance, with a keen interest in commodities and futures. His work has been featured in notable publications including WatersTechnology Group, FX Markets, Nature Portfolio, Central Banking, Risk.net, and BMJ.
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Luke Clancy's coverage predominantly focuses on financial clearing, risk management, and banking regulations. He shows a particular interest in legal policy regulation and investment analysis within the finance sector.
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This article, the first in three-part series on tokenised US Treasuries, explains the mechanics of the instruments
What are DTCC’s digital US government bonds? How do tokenised repo and other transactions work? These questions, and others, answered
New rules aim to address conflicts of interests at vertically integrated exchange groups
This article is the second in a three-part series on tokenised US Treasuries Cash is an essential lubricant for the trading activities of hedge funds and prop trading firms.
This article, the first in three-part series on tokenized US Treasuries, explains the mechanics of the instruments.
By: Luke Clancy
Tokenized Treasuries piloted by DTCC could squash settlement cycles and enable 24/7 repo.
This article is the last in a three-part series on tokenised US Treasuries The picture is starting to take shape.
By: Luke Clancy, Rebecca Baird-Remba
Uncertainty lingers over clearing status of tokenized Treasuries, with decision likely devolved to DTCC.
Expected increase in collateral velocity and re-use could also boost leverage and risk in markets
Experts think enhanced Pillar 2 charge informed by Dora would be more useful than a blunt Pillar 1
