Standard Chartered appoints new head of Greater China securities services
The former COO of global client coverage at RBC I&TS joins Standard Chartered in Hong Kong to lead the Greater China securities services business.
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Intertrust expands China presence with new Shenzhen office
The new office is China represents the latest in a series of regional expansions from the fund administrator.
Deutsche Bank joins Asia-Pacific CSD group
The membership gives the bank the opportunity to work closer with CSD and CCP members on a number of key industry topics.
HSBC brings a ‘universal bank’ model to securities services
HSBC's global co-heads of securities services explain their focus on unlocking the potential of the group’s overall universal banking model for its clients.
Standard Chartered expands prime services offering to include Chinese government bonds
Standard Chartered hopes the move will boost acceptance of Chinese debt as collateral for its foreign investor clients.
Global custodians hampered by China’s FX complications
Research from Standard Chartered highlighted that China's FX requirements for custodians is one of the last obstacles for foreign investment to take off.
China drops restrictions on QFII/RQFII investment quotas
The two investment schemes are a major part of China’s strategy to open its capital markets to global investors.
Euroclear targets cross-border link for China’s bond market
The two institutions will also explore opportunities to provide cross-border collateral management services for RMB-denominated securities.
Fund administration strategy games: Organic growth
Global Custodian brings you the ultimate five-part guide on fund administrators and their primary business strategies. Part two looks at how organic growth is still the most-sought after and lucrative strategy in an era of M&A.
HSBC facilitates the first T+3 trade in Chinese bond market
The first T+3 trade occurs on China Interbank Bond Market (CIBM) after ‘important step’ to extend settlement cycle.