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Have custody houses entered a cul-de-sac?

Managing the competing demands on their clients’ assets presents a big opportunity for custodians seeking to escape a broken business model. But is it credible?

Tri-party repurchase agreement agents that are managing the valuation and movement of collateral between broker-dealers and cash-rich banks are increasingly seeing the buyside as natural clients for their product

Fund managers say custodians are still working on their collateral management offerings for OTC derivatives clearing

Independent custodians count the cost of AIFMD compliance

Providers of depository services such as safekeeping of assets and cash monitoring face a raft of new requirements under the EU's AIFMD rules

Five leading custody houses reveal how they have adapted their strategies to the new regulatory environment

Citigroup's Cowles promises more of the same (only better)

The US bank's new head of Emea still backs the universal banking model but knows he has to achieve more with less

Shooting casts new light on environmental, social and governance issues

A tragic elementary school shooting has thrust environmental, social and governance issues into the private equity spotlight

DTCC confident it can overcome obstacles in clearing revolution

Market-specific challenges complicate DTCC's efforts to build a European clearing franchise

Another year, another barrage of calls for US banks to separate the roles of chairman and chief executive

Former Deutsche Bank capital markets banker Frank McGlade is helping drive growth at online food takeaway firm Just-Eat Group

Bankers fret as corporations drag feet over Sepa

The Single Euro Payments Area becomes law across 32 countries next year but two reports suggest corporations are ill-prepared

Curtain up for Shareholder Spring: the sequel

Stung by protests last year, companies have been much more responsive to engagement with their owners

Big brands warm to Cameron’s lending call

Bankers predict cross-border supply chain financing boom as big brand names ease the borrowing pain for suppliers

Private banks live in fear of the US tax authorities, and Fatca

Mammon has the money but God has the best lines

Much has been made of how the world’s ancient religions might be able to guide a cultural recalibration in the City. The majority of it has been, frankly, unconvincing

The EU’s top regulator has played a central role in implementing critical reforms to the financial services industry

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Have custody houses entered a cul-de-sac?

Tapping into the buyside

Buyside left waiting for directions

Independent custodians count the cost of AIFMD compliance

Unblocking the flow of collateral

Citigroup's Cowles promises more of the same (only better)

Shooting casts new light on environmental, social and governance issues

DTCC confident it can overcome obstacles in clearing revolution

Breaking up is hard to do

Life After the City: Frank McGlade

Bankers fret as corporations drag feet over Sepa

Curtain up for Shareholder Spring: the sequel

Big brands warm to Cameron’s lending call

No hiding place as tax noose tightens

Mammon has the money but God has the best lines

Barnier turns his eye to legacy