STP to Add WealthSite’s Accounting Engine STP Investment Services, an investment-operations service provider, reports the acquisition of WealthSite. WealthSite is a company that “provides a customized accounting, portfolio management, reporting and analytics platform to single and multi-family offices, traditional wealth advisory firms and money managers serving ultra-high-net-worth (UNHW) clients,” STP officials say in a prepared… Read More >>
Turkish Bank Goes Live with Murex System & Other News
Anadolubank Deploys MXGO Solution Turkish bank Anadolubank has gone live with a treasury and trading platform from vendor Murex to build a front-to-middle-office platform across multiple asset classes including FX, FXD, money markets, fixed income, interest rate differential (IRD) and SecFin that will help the bank expand its treasury and capital markets businesses. Anadolubank is… Read More >>
TP ICAP Approved for Crypto-Asset Exchange Services
Interdealer broker TP ICAP has won regulatory approval to be a provider of crypto-asset exchange services via its wholesale marketplace for spot crypto-assets, dubbed Fusion Digital Assets. This is a bid to provide “a credible infrastructure” for institutions thinking about allocating capital to wholesale digital asset markets, officials say. The approval comes at a time… Read More >>
BNY Mellon & Baton Bring DLT to Collateral & Other News
BNY Mellon & Baton Systems Form Partnership Distributed ledger technology (DLT) is at the heart of a new post-trade, collateral management collaboration between BNY Mellon and Baton Systems. The joint offering links Baton’s central clearing counterparty (CCP) network with BNY Mellon’s Enterprise Continuous Portfolio Optimization (ECPO) service in an effort to help mutual clients improve… Read More >>
A CBDC for the U.S. Could Transform Ops: DTCC
A Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) for the U.S. could work within a settlement infrastructure based upon distributed ledger technology (DLT), but this potential overhaul of a key post-trade operation needs more exploration and the cooperation of the Federal Reserve in order to work, according to the findings of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp…. Read More >>
SWIFT & GLEIF Build MIC-to-LEI Bridge & Other News
GLEIF Launches Open Source MIC-to-LEI Mapping SWIFT, the global financial messaging services and systems cooperative, and the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) are cooperating to offer financial services firms a new, free way to gather, aggregate, and reconcile counterparty information via a new interoperability across parallel identity platforms, officials say. GLEIF reports that it… Read More >>
Northern Trust & EDS Target ESG Workflows & Other News
Northern Trust & Equity Data Science Create ESG Tool Northern Trust and Equity Data Science have launched what they describe as a workflow solution for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data intended to “allow investors to more quickly access and share ESG information,” officials say. The solution is described as an “ESG digitized data aggregation… Read More >>
FINOS Adds Seven Members to Boost Initiatives
A major force behind the open source movement for financial services is bolstering its initiatives with seven new members from the realms of regulatory technology, data quality management, and distributed ledger technology (DLT)/blockchains. The nonprofit Fintech Open Source Foundation, also known as FINOS, reports that it is adding REGnosys, Blockchain Technology Partners (BTP), ControlPlane, Luxoft,… Read More >>
BondWave Bolsters Liquidity Access to ICE Bonds & Other News
BondWave Builds New Links to ICE Bonds Fixed income solutions vendor BondWave reports that has much more tightly integrated its Effi Markets with the transaction platforms of ICE Bonds, part of the Intercontinental Exchange, so that Effi users can have better access to liquidity pools and execution protocols. “BondWave and ICE Bonds have enjoyed a… Read More >>
Getting to T+1 & T+0 Will Be Hard: Survey
A new survey of participants in securities markets across the globe finds that most respondents expect shorter T+1 and T+0 settlement cycles will become the norm by 2026. But getting to T+1 in the U.S. and elsewhere will present most firms with new challenges, according to the “Securities Services Evolution” whitepaper from Citi. The report,… Read More >>
