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CSDR consultation responses show majority in favour of buy-ins becoming voluntary
19 March 2021
Belgium Reporter Maddie Saghir

Responses from the European Commission’s CSDR consultation found that 51 out of 91 respondents said the buy-in regime should change from a mandatory requirement to a voluntary one

Euroclear shifts €100bn of Irish securities from UK to EU operations
18 March 2021
Ireland Reporter Becky Bellamy

The settlement of Irish securities worth around €100 billion traded on Euronext Dublin markets on 15 March took place in Euroclear Bank on 17 March

Alliance of 14 trade body call for CSDR buy-in delay
12 March 2021
UK Reporter Drew Nicol

ISLA, ICMA and ISDA are among 14 trade bodies to renew calls for the buy-ins rules to be shelved until "essential" amendments are in place and give in-scope entities more time to prepare

EC publishes CSDR Inception Impact Assessment
12 March 2021
Brussels Reporter Maddie Saghir

The review, which will remain open until 5 April, will assess how the EU rules on central securities depositories are working

Symphony collaborates with AccessFintech to extend data sharing
10 March 2021
UK Reporter Maddie Saghir

AccessFintech’s data management and workflow solution will integrate with Symphony’s communication platform and trusted user directory

SWIFT approves KDPW ISO20022 buy-in message for CSDR
26 February 2021
Poland Reporter Drew Nicol

As the first buy-in messages ever to be registered, they set the reporting standard, developed from scratch in ISO20022, KDPW says

AFME: CSDR’s SDR mandatory buy-ins present ‘significant risk’ to Europe’s COVID recovery
12 February 2021
UK Reporter Becky Bellamy

“The periods of high volatility and low liquidity observed during COVID-19 crisis would have been further exacerbated by the existence of a mandatory buy-in regime,” AFME explains

ISLA: CSDR buy-ins may deter asset owners from lending
03 February 2021
UK Reporter Drew Nicol

To avoid damaging market liquidity and stability, the trade body suggests the CSDR settlement discipline regime should be split in two, with cash penalties going live in February and the buy-ins held pending a “in-depth assessment"

Features
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Doing the right thing

Jack McRae speaks to Joseph Latini, chief commercial officer at MUFG Investor Services, about keeping clients happy, cultivating a positive work culture and trusting the process

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Preparing for T+1

Whikie Liu, strategy director for capital markets at Swift, considers the impact that North America moving to T+1 will have on markets across the globe and whether the world is ready for the shift

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Custody in a digital world

Demand for reliable data to support a front-to-back digital operating model are being superimposed onto longstanding requirements for efficient safekeeping, analytics and trade lifecycle management

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The year ahead

Market participants offer their predictions for what should be an eventful year

Interviews
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Ben Pumfrett
RBC Investor & Treasury Services

Ben Pumfrett of RBC Investor & Treasury Services talks to Jenna Lomax about the front office’s increasing demands for data, and how the company is helping to prepare its clients for shortened settlement windows

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Barnaby Nelson
The Value Exchange

Barnaby Nelson, CEO of The Value Exchange, sits down with Jenna Lomax to outline a key imbalance in the industry on how legacy technology is managed. As recent research (with IHS Markit and Digital Asset) has shown, it is both a key enabler for so much industry change and a huge challenge for many firms

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Derek Coyle
Brown Brothers Harriman

Derek Coyle of Brown Brothers Harriman discusses the potential impacts that CSDR will have on custody markets and how firms can best prepare themselves for the upcoming regulation

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Philip Taliaferro
Broadridge International

As firms continue to juggle innovation, customer loyalty and deal with the complexity of regulatory change, Broadridge’s Philip Taliaferro discusses regulatory challenges for the year ahead

Country profiles
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The Nordics

Brian Bollen takes a look at Nordic asset servicing and its current CSD models following the economic upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic and the more recent Russian invasion of Ukraine

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Italy

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

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Spain

The Spanish custody market has undertaken a number of initiatives to improve harmonisation and efficiency, and now, with plans to eliminate further market-level specificities, the market moves closer to full post-trade harmonisation with other EU markets

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Germany

Experts say DLT has the potential to open the floor to all kinds of innovations if it can become a regulatory and legally integral part of Germany’s business

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