New York-based diversified financial services firm Clear Street has launched futures clearing and execution services on US exchanges for global clients, including hedge funds, professional trading groups and family offices.
According to a press release, Clear Street now enables clients to clear, custody, execute, and finance US equities and options; clear, custody, and finance fixed-income securities; and clear futures.
The news follows Clear Street’s launch of professional clearing services for registered market-makers in US equities and options.
Clear Street is a member of the futures exchanges CME, ICE US, and NODAL.
In a statement, Chris Pento, CEO and Co-Founder, Clear Street, said: “This launch marks a significant milestone in a multi-year project aimed at establishing a cohesive prime brokerage and futures offering. Clear Street is uniquely positioned to disrupt the market by delivering innovative technology that seamlessly integrates futures with our comprehensive suite of offerings on a unified platform.”
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