Deutsche Bank joins in $20 million funding round for AccessFintech
Previous investors JP Morgan, Citi and Goldman Sachs also contributed to the round, taking the total raised by AccessFintech to $37 million since 2018.
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JP Morgan adopts FinTech digital platform for global custody contracts
The partnership with London-based FinTech firm H4 will help transform the client contract onboarding experience.
Fidelity goes live on JP Morgan’s global fund accounting platform in Australia
Asset manager becomes the first to go live on JP Morgan’s InvestOne platform in Australia and New Zealand.
JP Morgan leverages start-up tech for custody onboarding and runs successful trial with BlackRock
Custodian pilots new solution with BlackRock, digitising the custody account opening workflow through Saphyre’s technology.
JP Morgan gives buy-side clients an eagle-eye view of their assets to meet rising collateral demands
JP Morgan's Collateral Transport tool will act as the 'brain' for buy-side firms to manage assets used for securities lending or to meet margin calls.
Citi, JP Morgan and State Street invest in FX FinTech firm Capitolis
Capitolis intends to use the funds from this latest investment to further accelerate its technology and product development.
JP Morgan and Access Fintech extend partnership for new buy-side payment status service
Providing real-time data services for its buy-side clients has been a core focus area for JP Morgan's securities services business.
JP Morgan wins AUS$16bn mandate in renewed global custody drive
The mandate comes as JP Morgan renews its focus on global custody after undergoing a strategic review of its securities services business in the region.
BNY Mellon recruits duo to bolster Irish and alternatives fund services business
Among the swathe of recent appointments, the former head of investor services for Ireland at Citi has joined to lead BNY Mellon's Irish fund services business.
JP Morgan to close Australia and New Zealand direct sub-custody business in global custody focus
The decision comes after a strategic review on its securities services businesses in the region, and has instead opted to focus on its global custody product.