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The top performers across Asset Servicing and Risk Management across Global Custodian’s Agent Banks Surveys honoured.
The top performers across Asset Servicing and Risk Management across Global Custodian’s Agent Banks Surveys honoured.
Europe Major Markets
BNP Paribas, Spain
SEB, Denmark
Europe Emerging Markets
Sberbank, Russia
SGSS, Russia
APAC Major Markets
BNP Paribas, Hong Kong
Mizuho Bank, Japan
APAC Emerging Markets
DBS, China
Edelweiss, India
ICICI, India
Middle East and Africa
FAB, UAE
Nedbank, South Africa
ICSD
Euroclear
SIX
Europe Major Markets
Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy
UBS, Switzerland
Europe Emerging Markets
Piraeus, Greece
SGSS, Russia
APAC Major Markets
DBS, Singapore
Mizuho Bank, Japan
APAC Emerging Markets
DBS, China
DBS, India
Middle East and Africa
FAB, UAE
Nedbank, South Africa
QNB Alahli, Egypt
ICSD
Euroclear
SIX
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THE WINNERS…
Congratulations to all our winners.
Key Contacts




JP Morgan
RBC I&TS
Citi
JP Morgan
JP Morgan
RBC I&TS
Citi
RBC I&TS
JP Morgan
RBC I&TS
BNY Mellon – Digitised workflow for ActiveShares ETF
Citi – Global rollout of Advanced Citi ETF System (ACES)
State Street – ETF servicing for all four types of non-transparent ETFs
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With assets under management in ETFs surging beyond $8 trillion, innovation has taken off with products focusing on everything from ESG to Bitcoin. A growing number of asset managers are also converting mutual funds into actively managed ETFs, and interest in non-transparent ETFs has taken off following their introduction last year. How are fund administrators catering for this innovation and what are the pressing needs from providers to support these products?

Congratulations to all our winners.
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Citi
JP Morgan
State Street
HSBC – ReAssure
Citi - Mitsubishi UFJ Investor Services Luxembourg
JP Morgan - Finland’s Government Pension Fund
Deutsche Bank - settlement fails warning system
HSBC – Data Mesh
JP Morgan – Collateral Transport
State Street – Alpha Data Services
BNY Mellon and Microsoft – New data services on Azure cloud
JP Morgan and Saphyre – Digitalisation of custody onboarding process
Northern Trust and Standard Chartered – Zodia crypto custody
Euroclear China/Japan Bonds
LCH and Clearstream – Post-trade connection
SIX - Tri-party Agent for enhanced collateral management service
Northern Trust - Whole Office
SS&C - Eze
State Street - Alpha
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Celebrating our Editors’ Choice awards, we look at the growing trend of partnerships – whether that’s between likeminded service providers, or incumbents and FinTechs – along with some of the most exciting projects delivered by custodians and market infrastructures throughout the past 12 months and how these differ when done in isolation or in a partnership.

Congratulations to all our winners.
Key Contacts




HAVE YOUR SAY
WHO IS YOUR INDUSTRY PERSON OF THE YEAR?

















Congratulations to all our winners.
Key Contacts




BNY Mellon

State Street

BlackRock Solutions

JPMorgan

















To cap off the week we bring you a special interview with our Lifetime Achievement recipient, a familiar face and voice from the securities services industry and one who has taken his organisation to new heights during his tenure at the helm. In addition, we will reveal the winner of our Industry Person of the Year vote, as chosen by you throughout the week.

Congratulations to all our winners.
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Welcome to Leaders in Custody Week, a five-day, on-demand digital festival celebrating the winners of our annual awards. Do check in every day for new content including documentaries, panels, podcasts and more, and please feel free to leave comments and feedback here.
Today, securities can be issued on blockchain as tokens. Do you think that a licensed securities custodian dealing with security tokens can share the control of an asset in custody, by including the client directly to the clearing process through the use of a multi-signature process? Or, should the custodian be in absolute possession and control of the blockchain asset as the single administrator of the private keys of the securities in custody?
Hi Ville
This is a great question, and one that will have different answers depending on the jurisdictions, the assets involved, etc. so perhaps one best cleared with local counsel.
From a technology perspective, we believe it is important to support multiple scenario. Single control, delegated control (ie. the ability to delegate control to a third party) and multi-party control (through the use of some type of multi-signature process to execute transactions). It is also important to distinguish between control of the token and access to the beneficiary owner’s rights, such as casting a vote. Here again, the technology supports both, so the burden of corporate actions can be taken off the custodian, giving the asset issuer direct access to its investors and vice-versa. This approach was first introduced in the making of the ERC1400 standard on the Ethereum blockchain and is now core to the Polymesh blockchain.
Best,
Thomas