SECURITIES SERVICES

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A new dawn for custody A new dawn for custody

Digitalisation and changes to the network management operating model were among the key themes to emerge from The Network Forum (TNF) Annual Meeting 2023 in Athens. flow’s Clarissa Dann reports on the conversations

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Cloud of transparency Cloud of transparency

Cloud technology is embedded in our daily lives, from storing photos and files from personal devices to sharing files at work. flow reports on how custody in the cloud brings a wealth of self-service and real-time data analytics benefits to both client and custodian – once regulatory frameworks and legacy systems are navigated

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Regulatory outlook in securities services 2023 Regulatory outlook in securities services 2023

Now a twice-yearly update, this deep dive into regulation impacting the post-trade landscape from Deutsche Bank’s Boon-Hiong Chan and Britta Woernle provides an update on accelerated settlement, digital assets and client asset protection. This article summarises the main global and regional regulatory developments, and how they are shaping the post-trade world.

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Breaking the settlement failure chain Breaking the settlement failure chain

Trade settlement fails create added costs and risks for financial institutions. While the largest reason is insufficient securities being available for settlement and liquidity issues, the overall settlement landscape is more nuanced. flow provides a summary of the Deutsche Bank white paper examining failure triggers and potential solutions

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China’s post-zero-Covid investment boom China’s post-zero-Covid investment boom

Since China dropped its restrictive zero Covid-19 policy, foreign financial institutions and asset managers have renewed their appetite for Chinese securities. At the same time, the Middle Kingdom’s financial institutions are looking offshore in search of diversification beyond their domestic market. flow explains the advantages of working with banks with fund custody licences in China

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Asia holds its ground in Q2 Asia holds its ground in Q2

In the latest Asia Corporate Newsletter, Deutsche Bank Research notes that the US banking crisis has lent strength to global economic headwinds, but Asia is well positioned to withstand the buffeting, with China’s reopened economy as a key driver. flow provides a summary of the report’s insights

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Digital assets – from exuberance to utility Digital assets – from exuberance to utility

The boom in digital assets over recent years has been driven more by investor “magical thinking” than by practical considerations, suggests two Deutsche Bank Research reports by Marion Laboure and Cassidy Ainsworth-Grace. flow’s Clarissa Dann reports on the volatile journey towards mainstream asset adoption so far

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Digital currencies: the ultimate soft power? Digital currencies: the ultimate soft power?

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are the vehicle for central banks worldwide to develop their own digital payment alternatives. Not only are emerging market economies ahead of developed ones in launching them but CBDCs are also emerging as a soft power tool at a time of geopolitical volatility. flow’s Clarissa Dann provides a summary of a recent Deutsche Bank Research report

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