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Partior and LSEG DiSH collaborate to develop Multi-Settlement Bank solution
17 September 2026 UK, Singapore
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Partior and LSED Digital Settlement House (DiSH) are developing a Multi-Settlement Bank (MSB) solution in collaboration with several major banks including J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered.
Aiming to bring always-on settlement bank liquidity to Partior’s global-cross border payments network, the firms explain the MSB solution in development will combine the reach of correspondent banking with the speed and efficiency of digital settlement facilitated through LSEG DiSH trust accounts.
The firms further describe that the combination of LSEG DiSH’s omnibus trust account framework with Partior’s multi-currency clearing and settlement network addresses key inefficiencies in the traditional correspondent banking model.
Speaking on the collaboration, Humphrey Valenbreder, CEO, Partior, says: “Partnering with market infrastructure like LSEG DiSH unlocks immediate, tangible value for our customers today.
“By bringing a live settlement liquidity option for our bank users directly into Partior, we eliminate legacy nostro friction and offer a proven, production-ready blueprint for the rest of the global banking community to join.”
Patricia Sullivan, global head of Institutional Cash Management, Deutsche Bank, agrees that the removal of pre-funded nostro/vostro accounts outside traditional operating hours allows for key optimisation of liquidity for clients.
Andrew Williams, CEO, Post Trade Solutions, LSEG, adds: “By adding our omnibus trust account option with Partior’s clearing scheme, we enable participating banks to instantly manage settlement liquidity 24/7 without the need for direct bilateral account and proprietary digital system integration.”
The firms report they, along with the participating banks, are currently undergoing industry testing with production go-live and commercial onboarding for additional settlement banks estimated from Q1 2027.
Oliver Harris, global head of Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, comments: “Interoperability between institutional platforms is essential for real-time market infrastructure.”
Harris furthers: “This is a vital step in expanding global liquidity rails across both digital and legacy systems.”
Aiming to bring always-on settlement bank liquidity to Partior’s global-cross border payments network, the firms explain the MSB solution in development will combine the reach of correspondent banking with the speed and efficiency of digital settlement facilitated through LSEG DiSH trust accounts.
The firms further describe that the combination of LSEG DiSH’s omnibus trust account framework with Partior’s multi-currency clearing and settlement network addresses key inefficiencies in the traditional correspondent banking model.
Speaking on the collaboration, Humphrey Valenbreder, CEO, Partior, says: “Partnering with market infrastructure like LSEG DiSH unlocks immediate, tangible value for our customers today.
“By bringing a live settlement liquidity option for our bank users directly into Partior, we eliminate legacy nostro friction and offer a proven, production-ready blueprint for the rest of the global banking community to join.”
Patricia Sullivan, global head of Institutional Cash Management, Deutsche Bank, agrees that the removal of pre-funded nostro/vostro accounts outside traditional operating hours allows for key optimisation of liquidity for clients.
Andrew Williams, CEO, Post Trade Solutions, LSEG, adds: “By adding our omnibus trust account option with Partior’s clearing scheme, we enable participating banks to instantly manage settlement liquidity 24/7 without the need for direct bilateral account and proprietary digital system integration.”
The firms report they, along with the participating banks, are currently undergoing industry testing with production go-live and commercial onboarding for additional settlement banks estimated from Q1 2027.
Oliver Harris, global head of Kinexys by J.P. Morgan, comments: “Interoperability between institutional platforms is essential for real-time market infrastructure.”
Harris furthers: “This is a vital step in expanding global liquidity rails across both digital and legacy systems.”
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