


Transforming the Syndicated Loan Market: A White Paper to the Industry
September 8, 2008

DTCC Processing: Unscheduled Close Processing
December 27, 2007

DTCC Interruptions in Processing: Clearance and Settlement - Systems Outage
December 27, 2007

Transforming Structured Securities Processing
September 13, 2007

Structured Securities Processing Challenges
This new white paper outlines the processing challenges posed by Collateralized Mortgage Obligations and other Asset-Backed Securities as late and inaccurate notifications of payment rates continue to be major concerns.
June 8, 2006

How DTCC Built a Culture of Quality
The history of Six Sigma at DTCC is a vital chapter in a story of corporate cultural transformation, carefully planned and implemented, and designed with the flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances and evolving customer needs.
June 1, 2006

A Central Counterparty for Mortgage-Backed Securities: Paving the Way
As part of its long-planned effort to create comprehensive central counterparty capabilities that include guaranteeing the settlement of trades in the $300 billion-a-day mortgage-backed securities market, FICC announced plans to develop new services that will underpin the proposed central counterparty.
April 10, 2006

Safe, Secure, Setting New Standards: A Report to the Industry on Business Continuity Planning
Since the events of September 11, 2001, the need to protect the global financial system has brought heightened attention to business continuity planning, both in the United States and in markets worldwide.
February 2, 2004

Transforming Corporate Action Processing: Providing a New Level of Risk Management And Achieving Straight-Through Processing
Given today's uncertain economic climate, DTCC considers it an opportune time to reexamine processes and products with an eye towards improving efficiencies in areas of the industry that remain labor-intensive and risk-prone.
June 17, 2003

STP For Institutional Settlement
As a significant step toward providing a straight-through processing solution for the institutional marketplace, FICC has prepared this white paper to describe a new paradigm that could ultimately evolve into a comprehensive settlement model suitable for all security types (other fixed income products, equities, etc.).
May 20, 2003