In an interview published by the European Association of CCP Clearing Houses, Agnė Vitkovskaja, lead compliance analyst at Nasdaq Clearing, discussed how technology could reshape clearing over the next decade. She expects artificial intelligence, advanced analytics and automation to become embedded across clearing operations, supporting risk management, regulatory compliance and a shift toward more real time, data driven supervision. Vitkovskaja said the growing role of technology and market interconnections will increase the importance of operational and cyber resilience, requiring clearing houses to maintain robust infrastructure and security. She also emphasized that career development in financial regulation requires communication, relationship building and participation in wider industry discussions alongside technical expertise.
2026-09-10European Association of CCP Clearing Houses
European Association of CCP Clearing Houses publishes clearing outlook focused on AI, real time supervision and resilience
In an interview published by the European Association of CCP Clearing Houses, Nasdaq Clearing’s Agnė Vitkovskaja discussed the growing role of AI, automation and real time supervision in clearing. She expects operational and cyber resilience to become more important as technology and market interconnections increase.