Depository and transfer agent CACEIS is partnering with Bitstamp to allow fund promoters to accept bitcoin investments into investment funds
Swiss boutique Bellevue Group has selected CACEIS to provide depository services for its UK investment trust, the BB Healthcare Trust
CACEIS’s UK branch has received regulatory approval to provide depository services to UCITS funds
CACEIS has been appointed to provide custody and a range of other services to the Louvre Endowment Fund...
Credit Suisse Real Estate Investment Management Germany has selected CACEIS to provide administration for its German real estate funds...
Caceis has been selected by Italian investment holding company Oltre Venture as depository for the first operational below-threshold, self-managed fixed-capital investment fund, or SICAF...
CACEIS has been appointed as depository and administrator for the first third-party managed SICAF to be authorised by the Bank of Italy...
CACEIS has completed the migration of all Crédit Agricole Assurances portfolios to its new Central European accounting platform...
Industry experts consider fund administration in Ireland, regulatory changes and market expansion
Three of Latin America’s asset servicing providers reflect on the past year, the state of the markets and look ahead to a number of key elections in the region
Market participants offer their predictions for what should be an eventful year
Joe Saliba, Caceis’ deputy chief executive, talks to Bob Currie about the bank’s commitment to being an asset servicing leader in Europe, the expansion of its global coverage and why he is returning to London to guide their UK expansion
Rahul Kanwar of SS&C Technologies explains that increasing automation will change the way fund administration is performed in the years ahead
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
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
It is no surprise that the COVID-19 pandemic dealt Italy and its economy a hard blow in the first half of 2020. Industry experts explain why 2021 has been a different story and outline what the future holds for the country’s asset servicing
In a post-Brexit world, could Germany take the UK’s crown in gaining the status of the EU financial hub?
