The firm said in a press release that the collaboration leverages Clearstream’s Vestima platform, which processes execution, settlement and custody for more than 245,000 funds globally.
The arrangement is designed to expand client access to private market and semi-liquid investment opportunities, responding to increasing demand among high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth investors for alternative assets.
By using Clearstream’s institutional-grade infrastructure, Lighthouse Canton aims to deliver operational efficiency, stronger asset protection and robust compliance oversight for clients.
The partnership is already operational, with the first trades completed. Audrey Tang, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer at Lighthouse Canton, commented that the collaboration “reflects our commitment to delivering best-in-class fund servicing” and enhances both efficiency and access to alternative investments.
Clearstream said its reputation for asset safety and reliable fund processing played a central role in securing the mandate.
Neil Wise, Global Head of Sales for Clearstream Fund Services, said the group’s infrastructure offers “the highest standards of asset safety and streamlined fund processing operations for all fund types.”
