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Banks reluctant to take Australian gov bonds as HQLA
International banks are reluctant to take Australian government bonds as high quality collateral according to one of the largest superannuation funds in Australia
BNY Mellon secures another record for custody in Q2
Assets under custody continues to rise after surpassing the $30 trillion mark last quarter
Esma signs memo to boost oversight of India's clearers
India applied to the European regulator to recognise its clearing houses under Emir
LCH to move freight book to EEX by December 29
The Singapore Exchange launched new contracts on July 17 to boost its freight offering
Buy-side cite liquidity concerns when selecting trading venue
TradingLiquidnet survey showed asset managers seeking "optimal path to unlock and...
EEX eyes US gas markets after Nodal acquisition
TradingChief executive Reitz also signalled an interest in the liquefied natural gas...
Lewis to run R3 in Singapore as Duff takes sabbatical
PeopleBlockchain consortium lost banking giants Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley late...
Northern Trust assets under custody climb 15%
Results and MandatesJP Morgan and Citigroup reported an increase of 8% and 10%, respectively, in...
Tocom partners with Chinese broker to promote crude
TradingExchange chief expects move to help raise the Japanese commodity exchange's...
CME details contract for Aussie wheat launch
TradingThe US exchange giant plans to launch its fourth wheat contract on Monday July...
Analysis
The Mifid research revolution
RegulationThe way investment managers consume third-party research is set to radically...
Pete Cherecwich: Information is everything
TechnologyIn his first UK interview as president of Northern Trust’s C&IS business, Pete...
Global Investor and FOW Asia Capital Markets Awards Shortlist
The winners of the Global Investor and FOW Asia Capital Markets Awards will be...
Americas securities lending regulation: Creative compliance
RegulationEd Blount, executive director of CSFME, discusses efficient ways to meet...
Securities finance regulation in the Americas: The crest of the wave
Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP partners Marion G Barish, Roger P Joseph and Edwin E...
Securities lending in the Americas: Searching for opportunities
TrendsTotal securities lending revenues were very high last year but beneficial owners...
Opinion
Seconds out, round Mifid II: who wins the fight to cut margins?
Mifid II is not far off, and all financial institutions regardless of size, are...
Opportunities aligning for emerging markets
Perceptions for emerging markets equities are now rapidly changing, argues fund...
Cloud computing: a blueprint for market infrastructures
Confidentiality, integrity, continuity and auditing are key when thinking about...
Mifid II Reconciliation: Key requirements and data considerations
Mifid reporting has grabbed the headlines but reconciliations is another major...
Four Big Themes in Alternatives for H2 2017
Canadian bank expects further streamlining of custody and fund administration...
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Thought Leaders
Natixis: Global platform
Anand Krishnan, Managing Director, Head of Securities Finance Americas, Natixis...
BNY Mellon Markets: Low volatility tests US equity securities financing market
As it fades into history, 2016 is assuming the guise of a vintage year for...
HSBC: ASEAN demands attention
Clive Triance, HSBC’s Managing Director, Global Head of Banks and Broker Dealers...
Commerzbank: The case for core competency
Rob Scott, head of custody and clearing at Commerzbank, explains how the bank’s...
DNB: Volatility spurs volume
DNB traders Karin Aronsen and Dag Rudilokken say there is a growing role for...
