Sibos 2019 in London saw several key announcements from securities services providers over the deployment of APIs, AI and DLT.
Deutsche Bank has successfully piloted a solution using DLT to enable further automation of custodial services.
The two firms agreed on a deal in principle in July as part of the German bank’s major restructuring and a complete withdrawal from equities trading.
The toolkit sets out a range of operational, trading and risk processes that need to be reviewed and enhanced ahead of the incoming settlement discipline regime.
JP Morgan has increased prime brokerage balances by 25% over the year, following near-record levels set across the cash and synthetic businesses.
A reshuffle of global financial intermediaries sales and relationship management team sees new addition in New York and promotions in Europe.
The platform is designed to help foreign investors, such as asset managers and insurance companies, to set up new investment vehicles in India.
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The British bank has firmly established itself in the middle ranks of the industry prime brokerage league table.
The New York-based firm is aiming to become the partner of choice for hedge funds that are diversifying their prime brokers.