Termination follows Apex’s inability to secure final regulatory approval; former BNY and European Depositary Bank executive will now lead Edmond de Rothschild’s asset servicing business.
By simplifying complexity, encouraging harmonised standards, and promoting cross-border collaboration, regulatory reform can pave the way for a more unified, resilient global market, says Clearstream CEO, Sam Riley.
Democratic senator raises antitrust and systemic risk concerns in letter to BNY CEO, Robin Vince, over reported custody bank tie-up.
Market infrastructure provider plans to establish a single entry point for all asset classes, including funds, fixed income and equities across Europe.
Sam Riley, CEO of Clearstream securities services, outlines key priorities for the business, including expanding pan-European CSD connectivity, scaling support for retail and private markets, and driving growth through digital and data initiatives. He also highlights T+1 settlement, regulatory harmonisation, and rising demand for predictive data and interoperability as major forces shaping the post-trade landscape.
The approval covers custody, order handling and transfers of crypto-assets.
Global Custodian looks back over the key talking points from an informative few days in the Spanish capital.
New set-up replaces 20 collateral management systems previously operated by national central banks and is closely links to T2S.
Giovanni Sabatini, independent chair of the EU T+1 industry committee, provides the latest update at The Network Forum in Madrid.
Extension has been actioned to provide firms with more time to test for compliance with the updated form, the SEC says.