HSBC appointed as exclusive gold custodian and trustee for Hong Kong gold ETF
Hang Seng Investment launches Hong Kong’s first exchange-traded fund to offer physical gold redemption through HSBC.
Hang Seng Investment launches Hong Kong’s first exchange-traded fund to offer physical gold redemption through HSBC.
As part of the arrangement, Jupiter has consolidated back-office services for its offshore jurisdictions with BNY and outsourced its middle-office operations.
Assets under custody and administration (AUC/A) rose to $18.7 trillion, up 3% sequentially.
The mandate marks HSBC’s first onshore mutual fund custody win in China and E Fund’s first partnership with a foreign custodian.
The framework agreement sets out plans for joint custody servicing model across local markets.
The mandate expands existing relationship and consolidates fund servicing for Hong Kong-domiciled funds.
Custodian points to Alpha onboarding, digital asset platform launch and private markets growth as operating leverage extends into 2026.
Over the year, State Street secured four Alpha mandates, and $484bn in new servicing AUC/A wins, with the majority coming from insurance clients and asset managers.
Strong growth in ETFs and private markets, alongside accelerating momentum in Asia, were key drivers of BNY’s 2025 performance, as the bank maintains a disciplined openness to M&A.
Annual revenue grows 15% to $5.8 billion – marking the fifth consecutive year of revenue growth for the firm.