BBVA to launch crypto custody through Swiss arm
The domino effect of institutional crypto custody is in full motion as BBVA becomes the latest custodian to launch services.
Tag: Standard Chartered
Enter the dragon
China is opening up its $4.2 trillion capital market to foreign investors following a recent wave of regulatory relaxation. The race is now on for international custodians to set up shop and service both foreign and domestic fund managers.
Stronger together
Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Standard Chartered, among others, have integrated their securities services divisions with other parts of the wider bank to target new cross-selling opportunities. What are the benefits of such a move? Asks Joe Parsons.
Standard Chartered loses key securities services leader as APAC veteran retires
Standard Chartered has recently undergone a major restructuring to the securities services business after combining it with prime finance services.
BNY Mellon bolsters Korea focus with new country executive
Korea has become a key part of BNY Mellon’s APAC strategy after it won a global custody mandate from the National Pension Service of Korea in late-2018.
Standard Chartered’s Harwood-Jones joins ISSA board
Addition give International Securities Services Association additional expertise in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa region.
Standard Chartered aligns securities services and prime finance businesses through new division
The Singapore-based bank will combine and align its custody and post-trade operations with the portfolio risk management and prime finance businesses.
Standard Chartered names new head of securities services in Nigeria
Standard Chartered was a top performer in Global Custodian’s Agent Banks in Frontier Markets 2018 survey in Nigeria.
Securities services regulatory expert departs Standard Chartered
The exit comes at a crucial time in the post-financial crisis regulatory agenda, with multiple rules set to come into force over the next couple of years.
Standard Chartered appoints new head of Greater China securities services
The former COO of global client coverage at RBC I&TS joins Standard Chartered in Hong Kong to lead the Greater China securities services business.