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A new report from Finadium says asset managers are coping with a changing securities lending landscape in ways that could profoundly impact risk and collateral management processes.
Securities lending is changing, as new regulatory pressures cause firms to reevaluate whether the activity — formerly a safe, easy way to make a few basis points — is still worth the trouble, according to a new report from securities finance and asset servicing consultancy Finadium, based in Concord, Mass. Interestingly, asset managers are responding...
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