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List of FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Customers

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BNP Paribas Securities Corp. Banking and Financial Services 612 $438M United States FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2019 n/a In 2019, BNP Paribas Securities Corp. implemented FIS Cleared Derivatives, formerly known as FIS Stream Clearvision, as its Trading Platform. The deployment was chosen to act as the backbone of the listed derivatives post-trade IT environment and to centralize the bank's main post-trade workflows onto a single unified global system. FIS Cleared Derivatives was configured to manage the full post-trade derivatives life cycle, aligning clearing workflows, settlement orchestration and user experience components common to a Trading Platform. Configuration work emphasized unifying post-trade processing modules and streamlining client interaction points to support differentiated clearing services and improve operational reactivity. The implementation extended an established relationship with vendor FIS Global and leveraged the FIS Cleared Derivatives Suite's extended technological and functional capabilities. Operational coverage targeted listed derivatives clearing across the bank's post-trade operations, positioning the system to centralize operational control and support enhanced client facing clearing services. Governance and process transformation focused on centralizing workflows and standardizing post-trade procedures to underpin faster response times and reduced risk as stated by BNP Paribas. The program framed the technology adoption as a broader business and operations transformation to increase operational efficiency and improve the end client user experience, outcomes explicitly reported by the bank.
Caceis Banking and Financial Services 7500 $2.3B France FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2016 n/a In 2016, Caceis implemented FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) as a Trading Platform to monitor listed derivatives transactions and to support same-day clearing operations. The deployment was scoped to enforce T+0 clearing workflows while taking into account differing clearing cut-off times across global markets, positioning the application as the operational hub for listed derivatives clearing activity. Configuration emphasized real-time trade monitoring, automated trade matching and exception handling, clearing orchestration to submit transactions within market-specific cut-off windows, and schedule-driven cut-off logic tied to global market calendars. Functional capabilities implemented included transaction submission workflows, time-based cut-off rule configuration, settlement reporting and audit trail generation consistent with Trading Platform expectations for clearing operations. Operational coverage focused on middle office and clearing operations handling the listed derivatives lifecycle for global markets, embedding market cut-off calendars and time-sensitive submission schedules into day-to-day processing. Governance changes centered on formalized exception workflows and centralized operational controls to manage T+0 submission windows, aligning people and process around the application’s cut-off enforcement features.
Commerce Bank Banking and Financial Services 4667 $1.7B United States FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2010 n/a In 2010, Commerce Bank implemented FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) as a Trading Platform to centralize cleared derivatives trade capture and post trade processing within its Capital Markets business function. The implementation targeted front-to-back workflows for cleared derivatives, aligning execution, clearing, and settlement capabilities under a vendor hosted operational model. FIS Cleared Derivatives was configured to support trade capture, real-time processing, cleared trade lifecycle management, and interfaces for margin and settlement orchestration. The implementation contributed to a paperless trading environment and increased trading capacity while reducing transactional costs as part of the Capital Markets technology stack. Integrations included prior capital markets work to integrate Bloomberg Trade Order Management System TOMS into Sungard Stream InTrader back office securities processing, providing a precedent for real-time, straight-through processing and tighter linkage between order management and clearing functions. Commerce Bank also managed migrations from on-premise in-house systems to vendor hosted models for this class of trading infrastructure, decreasing hardware and support overhead while improving processing speeds and system efficiencies. Operational governance was executed through technology support within the Capital Markets Group, including management of systems support personnel and rollout coordination for trading desks and sales staff. The combined program emphasized operational supportability and enabled sales teams with improved competitive capabilities through faster, vendor-hosted Trading Platform services.
Banking and Financial Services 620 $187M Germany FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2022 n/a
Banking and Financial Services 23000 $6.8B United States FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2013 n/a
Banking and Financial Services 42948 $10.4B Austria FIS Global FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision) Trading Platform 2022 n/a
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Buyer Intent: Companies Evaluating FIS Cleared Derivatives (ex FIS Stream Clearvision)

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  1. J.P. Morgan, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organization with 4649 Employees
  2. Bank of America, a United States based Banking and Financial Services company with 213000 Employees
  3. Bloomberg Global, a United Kingdom based Professional Services organization with 10 Employees

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