JP Morgan and Citi support the rollout of a netting solution for the €15 trillion EMEA repo market.
Alex Krunic, senior adviser to the chairman at Commercial Bank of Kuwait, discusses the Middle East's growing relevance for global investors, the rise of digitisation, and why custodians are scaling up to meet surging regional demand.
A busy month of personnel moves for the custodian now sees the appointment of a new COO for the asset servicing business.
The deal will see Stone Point take joint control of the company with GTCR, with equal governance.
Assets under custody and administration rebounds to €16.6 trillion amid strong client activity and market momentum.
The hire in October 2024 had seen State Street add the digital asset expert from custody rival BNY.
The bank also posted a modest growth in custody fees and client assets under administration.
The new service enables clients to hold and protect financial assets locally and marks the bank’s continued development of post-trade infrastructure in the region.
Panel titled ‘The future of custody roadmap’ will take place on 15 May at The Savoy in London.
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The chief executives of BNY and State Street both say it’s business as usual with regards to client activity and new mandates despite the uncertainty of the macro environment.
Former Citco, Citi and BNY executive will head up newly merged global fund services and corporate trust teams.
Replacement follows planned retirement of incumbent global head of sales for asset servicing, revealed by Global Custodian last week.
Industry veteran had been with Northern Trust since 2008 after 20 years with BNY.
Servicing fee revenue up 6% year-on-year for State Street along with new back-office wins and an Alpha mandate.
Despite the positive participation, study reveals a limited amount of planned activity in 2025.