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Attention pays

Malaysian fiduciaries and investors must grasp all opportunities to participate in relevant securities class actions, even though the country’s own domestic securities legislation is not yet fully established, says Jonathan Hu of Goal Group

Setting the pace

With South Africa setting the standard for other African countries, it is reasonable to expect this momentum will have a positive effect on introducing class actions legislature into their laws, says Pat Bingham-Peters of Goal Group

Independence, but at what cost?

HornbyChapman LTD’s Paul Chapman examines what a vote for or against Scottish independence would mean for the UK’s financial industry

Turning the tables

Mario Mantrisi of Kneip discusses the challenges raised by AIFMD’s Annexe IV reporting and how firms can turn them into competitive advantages

Lessons to learn

Failing to monitor and participate in class actions internationally should not happen, says Goal Group’s Brian Slade, who takes a look at the case in New Zealand

In everyone’s interest

Noah Wortman of Goal Group analyses Israel’s Class Action Law

In, out, opt it all about

Tania Dupoy assesses class actions in the Nordic region

Santander’s siesta

Banco Santander’s sale of 50 percent of custody assets to Warburg Pincus shows growth in Spanish and Latin American markets and global ambitions

One giant leap for T2S

Attendees of European Clearing and Settlement conference in London heard that T2S is “progressing well”, but there is still more regulation to come

Swiss developments

Tania Dupoy of Goal Group looks at the lay of the class action land in Switzerland

Working the floor

NeMa 2014 in Vienna was hot, humid and handsomely attended

How asset servicers can mitigate resilience risk

Given that mitigating resilience risk is likely to become FCA policy in the near future, the ability to replicate data is an issue that all asset servicers must consider as a matter of urgency, says Paul Sinclair of Exact Consultancy Services

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