Calastone, a global funds network, has made a new hire who is set to strategically expand the company’s new institutional money market offering
Calastone has appointed Carlo Minieri as managing director, business development in Asia
Calastone has appointed Dan Kramer as its new vice chairman
Northern Trust has appointed Kate Webber as product leader for fund services
Calastone has appointed James Donaldson as CFO
Calstone has launched its blockchain-enabled DMI seeing the entire global funds network of more than 1,800 customers migrating onto the blockchain-based network
Calastone has appointed David Zwirn as managing director, head of UK and Ireland sales and relationship management
Calastone’s new DMI has the potential to reduce the overall global costs of fund distribution by as much as £3.4 billion per year
Laura Mann and Kate Webber highlight the importance of opening up more opportunities for women, without making the process simply about hitting targets
Industry participants discuss how the role of the transfer agent is changing because of regulatory and technological developments
Global expansion is perhaps the most sought-after prize of the business world, and according to Calastone’s Rob Swan, visibility is the key to finding it
Asian passport initiatives create a great opportunity for Asia-based fund mangers, but barriers remain, says Sébastien Chaker of Calastone
Individual gross trades are so passé, and Calastone has a solution all tied up, according to chief commercial officer Jon Willis
Jon Willis of Calastone explains how finding new uses for old systems can mean more readily available, and thriftier, solutions
Since starting in 2007, Calastone’s market reach has grown from the UK, to Europe and beyond. Ken Tregidgo and Jonathon Willis explain the aim for automation
Calastone’s Sebastien Chaker discusses how providing high STP levels in a short timeframe has resulted in the firm’s strong growth trajectory in Asia
What will Asia’s much-mooted fund passports mean for transfer agents? Experts discuss the possibilities
Asia has been able to jump straight from manual processing to an electronically automated transaction process, but Asian distributors must be incentivised to move from fax to message, says a panel of experts
