Custody

Revenue Up But Profits Down At BNP Paribas In Q1

BNP Paribas today announced Euros 4,513 million in net banking income, Euros 1,656 million in gross operating income. Net banking income (EUR 4,513 million) and gross operating income (1,656 million) were close to their level in the first quarter of

Den Norske Bank Has Steady First Quarter

Den norske Bank, the leading custodian bank in Norway, today announced pre tax operating profits before losses of NOK 1 047 million in the first quarter of the year, slightly down on earnings in the same period last year (NOK

Commerzbank Back In The Black In Q1

The troubled Commerzbank Group was in the black in the first quarter of 2003. At Euros 172 million, operating profit was well above the result for the final quarter of 2002. The bank's board of managing directors expressed their confidence

E TRADE Outsources Back Office To ADP Brokerage Services

ADP Brokerage Services Group has inked a 10 year outsourcing contract agreement with E TRADE Group Inc to provide the firm with back office systems processing and other related services for all of the E TRADE Securities brokerage business. As

ABN Amro Mellon Unveils SORP Reporting Tool For UK Pension Funds

ABN AMRO Mellon Global Securities Services says it has upgraded its reporting capabilities for its UK and Irish pension fund clients to support the Statement of Recommended Practices (SORP) reporting requirements. The new service, which is being made available through

Amex To Buy Threadneedle?

American Express is reported to be poised to buy Threadneedle Asset Management, the UK retail fund manager owned by the troubled Zurich Financial for less than 300 million ($483 million), which is much less than the business was expected to

Bank of New York Signs Up Banco do Brasil As CLS Client

Banco do Brasil has invited Bank of New York to provide third party settlement Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) services to it. The Bank of New York was chosen to provide CLS third party settlement services for Banco do Brasil's head

On-Line Forex Trading Is Booming, Says Greenwich

A quarter of the world's corporate and financial institutions are trading foreign exchange products online, up from less than a fifth (17 per cent) at the end of 2001. Meanwhile, volume traded online climbed significantly and is expected to rise