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BNY Wins Itau Correspondent Clearing Mandates

The Bank of New York announced today that its clearing subsidiary, BNY Clearing Services LLC, , has been selected to supply fully disclosed correspondent clearing services to Itau Securities Inc. and BBA Icatu Securities Inc. Both firms will clear through

BISYS Wins Pension Mandate From Enterprise

BISYS announced today that Enterprise Capital Management has appointed the firm to administer its new, private labeled individual(k) retirement plan, the pension alternative that became available for small business owners under the provisions of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief

LSE Hooks Up Private Client Brokers

Investec Securities and Shore Capital today became the first Retail Service Providers (RSPs) to use the London Stock Exchange's new Gateway trading service to provide quotation and execution services to private client brokers. The Gateway works by linking RSPs and

Mark Seaman on Mutual Fund Processing

Excellent comments on the inefficiency of the mutual fund industry in the UK. It reminds me of the situation that has existed in Information Technology, where the suppliers and professionals involved have a self interest to maintain the complexity in

New CFO/COO at Trafalgar Capital

Trafalgar Capital, the St James's based hedge fund manager run by Chris Aarons and Nick Cremin, today announces the appointment of Richard Szwagrzak as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Szwagrzak is expected to build on Trafalgar's existing

Katkov to Run New Celent Office in Tokyo

After growing at 45% in the first quarter of 2002, Celent grew at a blistering 74% in the second quarter of 2002, compared with the same period last year. Building on this growth, Celent is expanding into Asia, officially opening

Deutsche GSS Announces New Web Tool

Despite being up for sale, Deutsche Bank Global Securities Services (GSS) remains determined to pursue business as usual. Today, it launches Db Instruct, a web based, interactive settlement instruction entry tool designed to reduce operational risk and take end to

ACCA Attacks Pickering Report on UK Pensions

In focusing on the need to stabilise employer costs and administrative burdens, the Pickering report on pensions has failed to come up with a blueprint which will restore consumer confidence in private pension schemes, says the Association of Chartered Certified