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Crypto assets: a lesson from history Crypto assets: a lesson from history
The rapid rise and fall of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX reflected a volatile crypto market in 2022 and echoed previous high-profile corporate collapses two decades ago. Now, as then, a tighter regulatory framework is needed concludes the latest Deutsche Bank Research paper. flow’s Clarissa Dann reports on its findings
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A delicate balance Finding crypto equilibrium
Regulations cannot effectively manage human integrity, and Deutsche Bank’s Boon-Hiong Chan reflects on finding a delicate balance between protecting investor safety and the need for digital assets to continue their evolution in the light of the recent crypto firm collapses
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
New frontiers for China’s big spenders New frontiers for China’s big spenders
High net worth individuals (HNWIs) and mass-affluent investors in China want to invest more of their wealth outside of the country. flow explores some of the options currently available to them
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
New shades of custody for Asia’s hungry investors New shades of custody for Asia’s hungry investors
With the FTX bankruptcy having put the jitters into the crypto markets, the Network Forum Asia meeting’s focus on what this means for Asia’s voracious investors – and their custody requirements – was particularly opportune. flow reports from an upbeat Singapore
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Regulatory outlook in securities services Regulatory outlook in securities services
Regulation is a key driver of change across the securities services industry, and it has powered the journey towards cross-market harmonisation. Deutsche Bank’s Boon-Hiong Chan and Britta Woernle summarise the defining developments that have global impact, as well as those that are region-specific
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T+1 settlement reaches America
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India trumpets T+1 settlement
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
New frontiers for China’s big spenders
SECURITIES SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS
New shades of custody for Asia’s hungry investors
SECURITIES SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY
Accelerated settlement – the move towards T+0
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BOON-HIONG CHAN
Finding crypto equilibrium
CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Getting flexible: Treasury’s response to deglobalisation
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Towards COP27: The financial sector as a key driver of change
DR REBECCA HARDING
Why we need a new look at rare earths
CHRISTOF HOFMANN
Bridges into the blockchain world
DR REBECCA HARDING
Farewell to hydrocarbons
VINCO DAVID, JONATHAN SKOVBRO
Export credit insurance in crises
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Back in the Gulf – TNF Middle East Back in the Gulf – TNF Middle East
After a three-year hiatus The Network Forum’s Middle East Meeting returned in October 2022 as an in-person event. flow reports on its key themes of post-trade digitalisation, Saudi Arabia’s ongoing market reforms, settlement compression and improvement of account opening processes
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Sibos – unwrapped Part 2 Sibos – unwrapped (Part 2)
In the second of three Sibos 2022 reports, flow’s Clarissa Dann takes a closer look at the evolving post-trade landscape and key themes such as settlement compression and efficiency that impact global custodians, sub-custodians and network managers
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Back in the Big Apple – TNF Americas Back in the Big Apple – TNF Americas
The Network Forum (TNF) returned to New York for its Americas Meeting on 22 September, where leading experts from across the securities services industry discussed settlement compression, macro-economic challenges and digital asset readiness. flow reports