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Europe

As the sector continues to innovate Martin Bock, Ramy El Houayek, Melanie Herbert, Michael Johnson, and David Rochford discuss the challenges and future developments facing fund services in Europe

India

ION Markets’ Sandeep Sabnani, head of equities product strategy and growth, and Chris Brown, thought leadership content specialist, question what lies ahead for the Indian capital market

Channel Islands

Lucy Carter takes a look at how the Channel Islands have fared after a globally challenging year, and what the jurisdictions are doing to prepare for the future of financial services

India

The Indian custody market embraced last year’s switch to T+1 and, according to three of the nation’s leading custodians, there is cause for more optimism

India

Brian Bollen discusses India’s move to T+1 and its growing custody and funds landscape

Guernsey

Guernsey has long been a popular destination for financial services companies to domicile funds, attract clients and conduct operations — something that looks set to continue

The small country of Luxembourg is nestled between Belgium, Germany and France. It is just 2586 square kilometres in size, has a population of less than 650,000 and yet is one of the most significant financial services centres in the world. Lucy Carter reports on international relations and what’s next for UCITS

Cayman Islands

Brian Bollen outlines the current trends affecting the Cayman Islands’ mutual funds and what lies in store for the jurisdiction post-COVID

Chile

Brian Bollen discusses current investment opportunities in South America, the takeaways from BME’s November Latibex Forum, and why State Street decided to open a new office in Chile

Australia

Jenna Lomax examines the repercussions of ASX’s recent decision to halt its mammoth CHESS project

Canada

The Canadian market is buoyed by its strength, stability and transparency. In addition, Canada still holds on to its fundamental character for which it is recognised globally, outlines CIBC Mellon’s Richard Anton

Jersey

Proposed changes to AIFMD — to be known as AIFMD II — are expected to be approved later this year, having been put forward in draft form last November by the European Commission. Jersey Finance’s Elliot Refson highlights why some jurisdictions are set to fare better from the upcoming Directive more than others

Country profiles

Europe

India

Channel Islands

India

India

Guernsey

Luxembourg

Cayman Islands

Chile

Australia

Canada

Jersey