US pension fund PSERS consolidates post-trade systems with SimCorp
SimCorp have signed up a growing number of North American asset owners that have adopted the platform to optimise their investment operations.
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BNY Mellon signs new front-to-back partnership to expand custody data capabilities into EMEA
The partnership marks the expansion of BNY Mellon's open-architecture, partnership model with trading systems to Europe and the Middle East.
Industry Leaders Awards 2019: Securities Services Project of the Year nominees
Global Custodian takes a deep dive into the nominees for its Editors’ Choice awards at this year’s Industry Leaders Awards event. Our next category is Securities Services Project of the Year.
Custody
BNY Mellon strikes major front-office alliance to integrate custody data
Custodian follows up on BlackRock deal in April with integration of its custody and fund accounting data with most-used OMS in the market, Global Custodian can reveal.
SGSS looks to expand front-to-back service following flurry of client mandates
The French bank has onboarded eight clients across Europe onto its front-to-back outsourcing platform CrossWise.
ICYMI: Summer news round-up
The summer of 2019 featured major organisational changes at some of the top securities services providers. From prime brokerage to custody, here are the top stories from this summer.
SS&C’s front-to-back platform signs up 70 clients
The combined front-to-back platform been adopted by a range of SS&C's hedge fund clients looking to optimise operational efficiency.
Front-to-back is the new black
Front-to-back offerings from custodians are in vogue, but what are the features of these new models, and which will resonate with the buy-side?
State Street CEO sees price pressures from clients easing off
Ron O’Hanley, CEO and president of State Street, explained this period of ‘extraordinary price pressure’ could be levelling out for the global custodian.
Drop in pension fund and insurance client assets bring down State Street’s AUC
Tough quarter for Boston-based custodian as revenues from asset servicing fees and assets under custody both drop.