The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses published an interview with Jennifer Robertson, Head of Unit for Financial Markets Infrastructure at the European Commission, outlining how clearing could develop over the next decade and what market participants may take from the EU’s recent reforms under EMIR 3. Robertson highlighted ongoing structural change in derivatives markets, the emergence of new products including crypto, and the growing impact of technology on clearing, arguing that regulatory and supervisory frameworks will need to keep pace. She also encouraged central counterparties and market practitioners to use EMIR 3’s new opportunities to bring new products and new operating approaches to the EU market while maintaining financial stability, with the stated aim of supporting a deeper and more liquid EU clearing market.