Operational resiliency among standout changes to AFME DDQ for 2021
The new version of the AFME DDQ also includes questions over how firms responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tag: network management
Barclays’ head of EMEA network management joins RBC I&TS in new global role
RBC I&TS names new global head of network management to its ranks.
Information strain for network managers shows industry-wide need for digital solutions
The unprecedented wave of market updates network managers had to deliver to clients have sparked demands for markets to adopt permanent digitalisation efforts.
Network managers expect major changes to sub-custodian due diligence processes
Network managers may be forced to adopt virtual technologies to complete their due diligence processes of sub-custodians, however not all are in agreement of its merits.
Morgan Stanley’s global head of network management departs
Emma Prophet had led Morgan Stanley’s global network of agent banks and central securities depository (CSD) relationships for over three years.
Custody
Vote for your Network Manager of the Year 2020
Global Custodian has released the longlist of nominations for this year's inaugural Network Manager of the Year Award, to be presented at the Leaders in Custody awards dinner.
Network managers put sub-custody under the microscope
Network managers have had to ride the storm of regulatory and market changes, and are now through to the over side. But the impact it has had on their sub-custody relationships is profound.
Custody
Global Custodian publishes 30th anniversary Leaders in Custody awards shortlist
Leaders in Custody awards honour the best performers from our surveys from 2018, along with editors’ choice, innovation and network management categories.
Network managers advocate dropping of cyber-security questions from sub-custody DDQ
Cyber-security could be one of the sections that will be dropped from an industry-wide questionnaire network managers use when selecting a sub-custodian.
Network managers reducing DDQ questions for sub-custodians
The DDQ was at risk of becoming unstuck as network managers pumped the document with their own proprietary questions.