Wematch is announcing the launch of its innovative TRS Cash Flow Management product in North America, now live on the platform and fully operational across all regions, markets, and currencies. This expansion reflects our continued commitment to enhancing support for clients in managing complex TRS trade flows from an end-to-end perspective.

“The US launch of our TRS Cash Flow Management product is a significant milestone for us and our clients,” said Ben Cullen, Senior Product Manager at Wematch. “We’re proud to offer a solution that automates cash flow reconciliation and trade capture, helping institutions mitigate risk and improve operational efficiency. It’s been exciting to see the product gain traction with notional balances reaching record highs of $173bn and a 75% increase in onboarded clients.”

The module offers global coverage and has been developed with valuable input from client partnerships, enabling regional product variations to meet the specific needs of different markets. With the continuous addition of new features, Wematch is working towards becoming the golden source for TRS cash flow break resolution.

“This launch is a testament to our collaborative approach with clients and our commitment to innovation,” said Edward Hochstadter Jr., CEO of Wematch LLC. “We understand the complexities of TRS and securities lending, and our product is designed to empower clients to manage these processes seamlessly, across borders, with the confidence that their trades are reconciled in real-time.”

Wematch continues to lead the way in securities finance by bringing client-led, cutting-edge solutions to market and providing end-to-end support to financial institutions globally.

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To learn more about how Wematch can transform your US securities lending operations, go to wematch.live/us.

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