The Brussels-based clearing house bought an additional 41% stake in Inversis for €221m.

Brussels-based securities settlement and custody group Euroclear has increased its stake in Madrid-based investment technology and financial services provider Inversis to 90%, following the completion of a second tranche of shares – amounting to 41% of the company – from Spanish privately-owned bank Banca March for €221m.

The deal follows Euroclear’s acquisition of 49% of Inversis in March 2025 for €393m. The remaining 10% of Inversis is expected to be transferred to Euroclear by the end of 2027, with the final price dependent on clauses to be calculated when the operation closes.

A press statement stated that Inversis will continue to operate as a distinct entity within the Euroclear Group, maintaining its own portfolio of investment services.

Euroclear chief executive Valérie Urbain, said: “Inversis brings a strong local franchise, trusted client relationships and highly complementary capabilities.

“Together, we are well positioned to support a more connected and efficient European investment ecosystem and create new opportunities for clients, distributors and asset managers across Europe.”

Inversis chief executive Alberto del Cid said: “Clients will benefit from the same service model while gaining access over time to broader connectivity, enhanced distribution opportunities and the scale of Euroclear’s international funds ecosystem.”