The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses published an interview with Sandra Andersson, Head of Government Affairs, Belgium at Euronext, combining career reflections with her view of how clearing could evolve over the next decade. In the interview, Andersson said clearing is likely to remain central to risk management and financial stability in a volatile environment, while CCPs will need to adapt to technological change including artificial intelligence, distributed ledger technology and tokenisation, alongside more advanced cyber and resilience risks. On market structure and supervision, she said the sector will in time be able to assess the effects of the MISP package and of a new supervisory set-up, which she linked to potential gains in market integration, the depth of European capital markets and the competitiveness of European CCPs. On career development, she highlighted the need to balance quality with prioritisation, shift from technical depth to strategic direction in senior roles, make achievements visible to peers and management, and accept opportunities even when they fall outside an initial plan.
European Association of CCP Clearing Houses2026-06-25
European Association of CCP Clearing Houses publishes interview with Euronext policy head on clearing outlook and the MISP package
The European Association of CCP Clearing Houses published an interview with Euronext's Sandra Andersson on the outlook for clearing and career development. She said clearing will remain important for risk management and financial stability, while CCPs must adapt to AI, DLT, tokenisation and rising cyber and resilience threats. She also linked the longer-term effects of the MISP package and a new supervisory set-up to possible gains for market integration and European CCP competitiveness.