BUCKLER Securities gains US$75m in new capital
18 March 2026 US
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BUCKLER Securities has announced an increase of US$75 million in new capital to support continued growth, making total capital US$330 million.
The firm is a registered broker-dealer specialising in US Treasury (cash) trading and high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) securities financing.
With this latest increase, BUCKLER has grown total capital by more than 60 per cent since the start of 2025 as it continues to expand its platform of securities prime services.
BUCKLER expects to launch services for correspondent clearing in the third quarter of 2026.
Richard Misiano, BUCKLER CEO, says: “This new capital will help us serve a growing client base and continue to meet their financing, trading, and clearance requirements.
“With this increased financial strength, we are confident that BUCKLER will be able to provide even greater value and reliability to our institutional clients and partners.”
The firm is a registered broker-dealer specialising in US Treasury (cash) trading and high-quality liquid assets (HQLA) securities financing.
With this latest increase, BUCKLER has grown total capital by more than 60 per cent since the start of 2025 as it continues to expand its platform of securities prime services.
BUCKLER expects to launch services for correspondent clearing in the third quarter of 2026.
Richard Misiano, BUCKLER CEO, says: “This new capital will help us serve a growing client base and continue to meet their financing, trading, and clearance requirements.
“With this increased financial strength, we are confident that BUCKLER will be able to provide even greater value and reliability to our institutional clients and partners.”
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