State Street to take on M&G middle-office through BlackRock Aladdin
Custodians are now more willing to use the third-party front- and middle-office platform of their client’s choice for large asset servicing deals.
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State Street partners with FinTech to automate onboarding process in Australia
State Street has appointed LAB Group to automate and enhance the client onboarding experience for Australian fund manager clients.
State Street continues to bolster European leadership with new head of alternatives segment
The appointment aims to co-ordinate State Street's EMEA offering with its broader global strategy for alternatives investment manager clients.
BNY Mellon loses global head of operations to State Street
BNY Mellon's former global head of operations will now be responsible for State Street's custody, middle-office, transfer agency and client service operations.
BNY Mellon hires asset manager sales executive from State Street
The former State Street executive will also serve as BNY Mellon's head of international sales to oversee its international business development activities
State Street opens ETF trading platform to non-custody clients
The custodian said the Fund Connect ETF platform will now be open to support all ETF issuers regardless of their service provider.
State Street expands buy-side peer-to-peer trading suite with new repo solution
The new capability is the next step in State Street’s goal to encourage buy-side clients sto participate in peer-to-peer trading activities in the securities finance market.
State Street to provide fund admin for VanEck Bitcoin ETF
The VanEck Bitcoin Trust is one of the most hotly anticipated crypto-tracking ETFs following several attempts by the investment manager to launch the fund.
Stalwart of Australian custody industry and JP Morgan securities services exec retires
The former JP Morgan and State Street securities services veteran has retired after 32 years in the Australian asset servicing industry.
State Street appointed fund administrator for €42 billion Italian private bank Fideuram
State Street’s Luxembourg branch will take on the activities previously carried out by its subsidiary Fideuram Bank Luxembourg, accounting for approximately €42 billion of assets.