Securities finance round-up: HSBC, Citi, Deutsche Bank and more
This week’s securities finance round-up features HSBC, Citi, Deutsche Bank, HQLAᵡ, LCH, Financial Conduct Authority, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation.
This week’s securities finance round-up features HSBC, Citi, Deutsche Bank, HQLAᵡ, LCH, Financial Conduct Authority, Japan Securities Clearing Corporation.
CEO Robin Vince describes 2025 as a milestone year for the custodian, with 80% of employees set to go live on the new system by year-end.
Executive, who joins from Singapore Exchange (SGX), brings over 30 years of experience in post-trade services, including more than two decades in senior roles at Citi.
A pair of new Alpha mandates in the fourth quarter takes the total number of mandate wins for the year up to seven.
Long serving RBC Investor Services European executive who transitioned to CACEIS through the acquisition executive joins Universal Investment Group as CEO in Luxembourg.
Jane Fraser reiterates that the bank’s services unit remains a ‘crown jewel’ after stellar year.
New solution leverages generative AI and natural language interactions to provide instant reports, data visualisation and summaries.
In the New York-based role, the appointee will lead the transformation of the product team.
The custodian also reported Q4 securities services revenue up 10% to $1.31 billion.
Citi joins both BNY and JP Morgan in posting stalled AUC/A tallies this quarter.