Barclays confirms $20 billion gains from Deutsche Bank prime balances
The British bank has firmly established itself in the middle ranks of the industry prime brokerage league table.
Search results for: 2020 vision
Cash correspondent tool aims to standardise monitoring process for banks
Oversight of cash correspondent banks has historically been a fragmented process owing to an absence of harmonisation in methodologies and technology platforms.
Securities lending data firms complete end-to-end test for SFTR reporting
IHS Markit, Pirum Systems and Rabobank ran the test for reporting securities financing transactions to DTCC's trade repository.
Regulatory bodies issue guidance on initial margin rules as industry continues to call for further amendments
BCBS/IOSCO issue guidance on initial margin rules for derivatives based on transitioning benchmarks as industry continues to seek recalibration of thresholds.
Buy-side brace for widespread collateral changes
By 2020, buy-side firms of all sizes will be required to post collateral for their bilateral derivatives trades, but how ready are they for this?
End of the great re-regulation
After a relentless stream of regulations over the past decade, we are entering a quiet period where market players can put their regulatory work to one side and concentrate on other business matters guilt free.
State Street’s Charles River deal appears to have struck a chord with asset managers
Operations executives at asset managers discuss State Street’s front-to-back offering following the acquisition of Charles River.
A look back at the biggest moments for Soc Gen’s outgoing securities services leader
Looking at some of the top five achievements for Societe Generale's outgoing head of securities services, Bruno Prigent, during his time at SGSS.
State Street to buy Charles River for $2.6 billion
Custodian announces deal to acquire investment management front office service provider Charles River Development in a landmark $2.6 billion deal.
The most sought after people in securities services
Data scientists will play a crucial role within securities services firms in the future but with a mass shortage of those professionals how can providers compete for this talent? Jonathan Watkins writes.