People Moves Monday: BNY Mellon, BlackRock, Tourmaline Partners and more…
The past week saw appointments across fixed income and equities, as well as the C-suite.
The past week saw appointments across fixed income and equities, as well as the C-suite.
Former co-head of equities electronic sales and trading at RBC Capital Markets takes on EMEA role, while ex-CIBC fixed income specialist also joins growing team.
Launching this week, the platform will provide clients with a real-time view of cash balances and positions.
Using Microsoft Azure cloud and BNY Mellon’s financial data and analytics capabilities, the collaboration aims to bolster BNY Mellon’s data management solution for buy-side and sell-side clients.
BNY Mellon digs deep into its own data in an effort to shine a light on processes which need to improve before May, as expert explains to sister publication, Global Custodian, how results show concerns for Europe, certain profiles of client and why it may just be a case of adjusting to not rely on that extra day.
The platform has experienced record growth this year, with the average daily notional value of net calculations consistently exceeding $115 billion in the last 12 months.
As the landscape of the trading world continues to change – spurred by technological advancements, geopolitical change and social pressures – so too are the traders themselves. Claudia Preece takes stock of the market’s perspectives on the adage of ‘the ideal trader,’ delving into key characteristics, both the pervasive and the fading.
Named Universal FX, the new offering will allow clients to manage and centralise their portfolios irrespective of where they custody, prime or settle trades.
Morgan Stanley Investment Management will be the first to adopt the new offering, delivering efficient cash management solutions to clients.
The past week saw appointments across foreign exchange, rates algo trading, markets and execution services.