This move is part of the ECB’s ongoing efforts to phase out temporary crisis measures introduced after the global financial crisis.
The launch of the new proxy voting solution in New Zealand aims to enhance shareholder experience and communication.
This marks the seventh location for Zodia Custody, following expansions in Ireland, the UK, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.
ISS ESG’s ratings and data are now integrated into Compass, Clearstream’s web-based tool, streamlining ESG data access for fund selection, reporting, and compliance.
New appointment will oversee the strategic planning across the firm’s clearing and securities services unit.
SIX-owned BME, through its role as the Spanish Central Securities Depository, will manage OpenBrick's trading and settlement system under the EU Pilot Regime.
Executive will take on his new role alongside his current position as global head of agency lending.
Daniel Carpenter, CEO of Meritsoft, a Cognizant company, discusses the challenges and strategies for firms transitioning to T+1 settlement, emphasising the need for proactive investment in AI-based solutions to manage trade fails and streamline operations ahead of the 2027 deadline.
Migration aligns with the UK’s proposed switch, with ESMA pointing to the efficiency and resiliency benefits of the move.
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New head of the Mumbai-based central securities depository succeeds Padmaja Chunduru, who stepped down after nearly three years in the role
In 2020, emerging markets in Latin America received a notably high score of 5.87 in our Agent Banks survey, however since then, the region has struggled to get back to that peak.
By mandating Clearstream, UBS aims to boost efficiency by simplifying processes and improving the management of trailer fee collection and contract oversight.
Swiss group chief to exit for a new role in the Middle East after seven years at the firm.
The €100 million bond was issued on HSBC Orion under Luxembourg law and settled using wholesale CBDC through the Banque de France’s DL3S platform.
The implementation is now targeted for 2029, with costs expected to be between AUD $270 million and $320 million
The renewed partnership enables Deutsche Bank to provide integrated fund administration and accounting solutions to its clients across the Asia Pacific region through SimCorp One.