Morgan Stanley sells alternative investment feeder funds administration business to iCapital
iCapital will assume oversight of 115 Morgan Stanley feeder funds which invest in alternatives assets for the bank’s wealth management arm.
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Global Custodian’s Industry Leaders award winners announced
SS&C’s Bill Stone takes home Lifetime Achievement award as Pershing, Trident Trust, Ultimus, Digital Asset, BNP Paribas and Morgan Stanley all win big.
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Global Custodian’s Industry Awards shortlist announced
Awards evening on 29th November in New York to honour the best in fund administration, prime brokerage, custody and technology innovation.
Jostling for prime position
Prime services has become one of the most profitable business lines at many of top bank’s equities divisions, some making larger waves than others. Will this mean a potential revamp of the prime broker hierarchy?
Risk management and returns drive widespread ESG adoption for asset owners
New research finds risk management and return potential are key factors in 84% of asset owners saying they are at least ‘actively considering’ integrating ESG criteria into their investment process.
Morgan Stanley and Citadel commence DTCC repo expansion
The DTCC’s Fixed Income Clearing Corporation subsidiary is now live and has executed its first trade between Citadel and Morgan Stanley.
Northern Trust appoints former Morgan Stanley exec for front office role
Melanie Pickett will take up a role within Northern Trust’s newly created front office solutions business line.
R3 still expanding despite big exits
R3 has been hit by confirmed departures from Santander and Goldman Sachs but said it is continuing to recruit new members.
R3 exodus continues as Morgan Stanley departs
Morgan Stanley has reportedly followed Goldman Sachs and Santander in leaving the R3 blockchain venture.
Morgan Stanley leapfrogs Credit Suisse as top US client clearer
Client clearing for OTC derivatives increased across the board, while the number of FCMs in the business declined.