Collateral impact from eurozone QE still unclear, says Euroclear’s Evenepoel
It could take months before full effects are felt
The full impact of eurozone quantitative easing (QE) on collateral markets is unlikely to be known for six months or more, and clarity over liquidity regulation could take even longer, according to Euroclear's head of treasury, Johan Evenepoel.
"The ECB's QE programme started quite recently and, for the time being, it is working according to plan. But this is the start of the exercise and the beginning is often the easiest part," Evenepoel says.
Speaking to Central Banking on the sidelines of
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