State Street opens Ireland office with new cybersecurity hub
The new office grows the custodian’s presence in the country, with three other offices in Dublin, Drogheda and Naas.
The new office grows the custodian’s presence in the country, with three other offices in Dublin, Drogheda and Naas.
In the competitive world of European asset servicing, Pictet Asset Services stands as a boutique offering tailoring solutions for active investors seeking custody services. Rob Lowe, market head at Pictet Asset Services, shares insights on current trends and the firm’s strategies for navigating regulatory complexities and industry movements.
BNP Paribas securities services will be supporting Phillip Capital Management, in collaboration with China Universal Asset Management (CUAM), which has just launched the ETF.
SGSS moves to retire the PAREL brand and deliver clearing, settlement and custody through an integrated model.
The suite of new services will include data quality management, advanced data modelling, rules-based exception processing, multi-provider aggregation and mapping, improved oversight and control, and advanced data analytics.
Speaking to Global Custodian, State Street CEO Ron O’Hanley discusses leadership plans for its prized investment services unit, future proofing the business through a billion dollar investments and just how transformative Alpha is for the organisation and its clients.
Appointment brings over 20 years’ industry experience to the role, having previously worked at HSBC, Morgan Stanley, Accenture and UBS Investment Bank.
State Street reiterates commitment to digital assets in a comment to Global Custodian despite talent exits from the business.
Ashton Thomas Securities, a hybrid broker-dealer of Ashton Thomas Private Wealth whose advisors manage over $5 billion in client assets, will use Pershing’s clearing and custody services, as well as BNY Mellon’s direct indexing solutions.
Two new asset servicing wins boost HSBC’s Australian custody and fund administration business as bank turns the page on a drop in assets during H1 2023.