Travelling the business line
Charles Cock has ridden the two-decade wave of industry acquisitions by treating barriers as opportunities
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Retirement failure
Kevin Milne, owner, Due Diligence Reports, has found retirement the least successful of his recent ventures
The making of a regional custodian
From the fall of the Iron Curtain to the integration of settlement systems to a harmonized platform in Europe, Attila Szalay-Berzeviczy, talks about the growth in the capital markets in Central and Eastern Europe and how that prompted providers to think more global
Maverick mind, business brain
Howard Edelstein has found repeated commercial success through not being a dedicated follower of fashion
An Englishman in Hong Kong
Nick Bryan’s arrival in the custody industry coincided with the discovery of the Asian Tiger economies by Western fund managers. From then on, finding opportunities in new emerging markets would be part of his banking career and his retirement
Raising the infrastructure bar
Perhaps best known for spearheading the launch of the U.K.’s central securities depository (CSD) CREST, Iain Saville has overseen significant improvement to European market infrastructure and continues to push for its advancement
Both sides now
Over the past 22 years, Fabian Vandenreydt has spent much of his career working both with (securities) market infrastructures and their clients
The rise of repo
Despite the progress in automation in the tri-party repo market, says Saheed Awan, work still needs to be done to manage valuable collateral inventory on a global and holistic basis
Venturing together
Tom MacMillian led one of the most successful joint ventures in global custody at a time when technology and scale began to influence competition
Italian lessons
Susan Livingston, partner, BBH credits much of her successful career to her experience in getting to grips with a settlement crisis