Citi’s former head of Hong Kong securities services joins HKEX
Cindy Chen will oversee the post-trade business development team, as well as the blockchain project HKEX is working on with Digital Asset.
Tag: securities services
Citi boosts global securities services operations team with three appointments
Citi has added three key executives to its global securities services and issuer services (SS&I) operations team.
Securities services will transition to ‘self-service’ model, says Deutsche Bank digital chief
The move towards smart contracts and DLT presents a new opportunity for custodian banks to grant client access to their own data.
BNY Mellon appoints operations head from JP Morgan
Since joining BNY Mellon in the summer of last year, Charles Scharf has highlighted a number of new strategic goals for the bank.
Technology innovation outpacing core market players, finds panel
Buy-side and sell-side are challenged with implementing real technological solutions as constant innovations continue to flood the market.
Deutsche Bank takes on the FinTechs with new big data analytics tool
Big data is becoming a greater value proposition for custodians than the traditional model of asset keeping and settlement.
From Sydney to Toronto and back again – the SIBOS top 10
In the run up to last year’s event in Toronto, we asked John Gubert, who has been to more SIBOS conferences than any of us, which were the most memorable. Here, once again, is his report.
JP Morgan and Citi record improved securities services revenue for Q3
The two US investment banks are the first to report their quarterly earnings, with their results often seen as a reflection of the current state of the banking industry.
Deutsche Bank hires new Americas GTB head, highlights securities services priority
Deutsche Bank's GTB franchise is aiming to link its products with the wider investment bank and create synergies for North American clients.
Standard Chartered’s transaction banking head joins BNY Mellon as country executive for China
BNY Mellon's former country executive for China, Robert Kung, who will be retiring following a five year stint with the global custody bank.