JP Morgan backs collateral mobility platform HQLAx with Series B investment
Custodian invests in widely backed collateral mobility platform and will also connect its agency securities lending business to HQLAx.
Custodian invests in widely backed collateral mobility platform and will also connect its agency securities lending business to HQLAx.
Alternatives fund administrator Ocorian has hired JP Morgan's former head of global custody in a newly created role, overseeing product development and sales.
At the core of JP Morgan’s ETF servicing strategy has been a multi-year programme to enhance its technology and provide near real-time data.
The integration aims to tackle costly fragmented investment and post-trade processes that contribute to operational risks such as high settlement trade fails.
New appointment reflects a commitment to the UK funds market for CACEIS and its shareholders, Credit Agricole and Santander.
The US bank has partnered with a range of data and analytics vendors as it looks to build out its trade data network for securities services clients.
The partnership is the latest by JP Morgan as it looks to provide full investment lifecycle data products to its buy-side clients.
Custody mandate will be for the soon-to-be combined AUD$28 billion entity of LGIAsuper, Energy Super and Suncorp’s superannuation business.
The head of client services and head of Sydney office at Northern Trust takes on the role of chair for the Australian custody group.
After going live last year with Fidelity International as its first client on the InvestOne platform, JP Morgan has since it migrated nine Australian clients.