State Street Global Exchange head named CEO of Charles River as acquisition closes
John Plansky, head of State Street Global Exchange, is named CEO of Charles River as Peter Lambertus takes on strategic consultant role.
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Buy side
State Street’s Charles River deal appears to have struck a chord with asset managers
Operations executives at asset managers discuss State Street’s front-to-back offering following the acquisition of Charles River.
State Street optimistic about MENA growth as it plans new Abu Dhabi office
New research from State Street shows 78% of institutional investors are optimistic about their own growth prospects in the Middle East.
State Street splits European global services leadership
The new appointments follow the promotion of Liz Nolan to chief executive officer for State Street’s EMEA business in November.
State Street acquires FX TCA startup BestX
State Street makes another move into front office trading technology with acquisition of FX TCA provider BestX.
Buy side
The TRADE’s (unofficial) M&A awards 2018
This year has seen some of the biggest deals inked between major players, shaking up the market structure and bringing with it a potentially huge impact on the future of trading. The TRADE reviews the mergers and takeovers that are already causing a stir in the industry.
SS&C to buy Eze Software for $1.45 billion
Trend for back- and middle-office providers bolstering front-office capabilities through acquisitions continues as tech giant buys Eze Software.
State Street to build out Charles River team following acquisition
State Street will make additional hires to the Charles River team and will invest in its technology and software.
State Street hires FX prime brokerage expert to build out trade services
FX prime brokerage expert joins State Street in a newly created role from Standard Chartered in London.
State Street to buy Charles River for $2.6 billion
Custodian announces deal to acquire investment management front office service provider Charles River Development in a landmark $2.6 billion deal.