Journal of Securities Operations & Custody

2007 - 2026

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Volume 18, issue 3, 2026

Editorial pp. 196-197

Simon Beckett

Digital asset adoption: Technology and regulation are ready — conviction remains the final hurdle pp. 198-206

Philipp E. Dettwiler

Modernising asset servicing in Europe: Challenges, opportunities, and practical guidance pp. 207-215

Ben Van Der Velpen

Is a deep data dive expected as a given and is it a real differentiator? pp. 216-228

Bartlomiej Brzezinski

Architectural evolution of central securities depositories: Standards-driven modernisation, modular design, and resilient infrastructure pp. 229-239

Gerard Smith

Reimagining securities and custody operations talent strategy for the agentic AI era pp. 240-248

Shwetha Venkataramaiah

Governed autonomy for CSDs: A dual-layer AI framework built on an event-driven foundation pp. 249-259

Bulat Nizamov

From fragmented reporting to digital sovereignty: A case for an EU Financial Data Act pp. 260-268

Christopher P. Buttigieg

The nuances of US law and regulation governing post-trade mechanics in DTC-eligible equities pp. 269-284

Evan Davidson

Volume 18, issue 2, 2026

Editorial pp. 104-105

Simon Beckett

Strategic alignment of data and AI in corporate and investment banking: Driving value creation and competitive advantage pp. 106-122

Laetitia Fournier and Lyes Meghara

From ambition to execution: Making digital transformation work in the securities industry pp. 123-141

Aniket Bhanu and Rana Usman

The EU consolidated tape for equities: From inception to reality pp. 142-152

Charlotte Sickermann and Clement Luzeau

Asset management operations: Prioritising and instituting a client-centric focus to deliver superior client servicing capabilities through organisational excellence pp. 153-171

Sinisa Vacic

Settling for less, delivering more: The evolutionary transformation of asset servicing pp. 172-182

Alan Goodrich

Unlocking the power of data: The new frontier for financial institutions pp. 183-192

François Choquet and Charaf El Hami

Volume 18, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Designing an optimal operations function in a cross-asset world: A framework for data-driven, scalable operational excellence pp. 6-20

Philitsa Hanson

Examining the role of artificial intelligence in asset servicing — today and tomorrow pp. 21-35

Allan Song and John Ho

Balancing efficiency and innovation: Evolving the operating model in securities services pp. 36-47

Richard Anton

Towards data intelligence: Future-proofing data strategy pp. 48-63

Naomi Clarke

Systemic risk safeguards for central counterparties pp. 64-74

Helios Padilla Mayer

Strategic outsourcing in securities operations: Alleviating cost burdens through specialisation and technological synergy pp. 75-88

Darren Johnson

The digital transformation imperative for investment and wealth managers pp. 89-98

Thomas Izzo, Frank Smietana and Aaron Lai

Volume 17, issue 4, 2025

Editorial pp. 300-301

Simon Beckett

Driving closer collaboration between cross-functional teams: How can front-toback functions become more aligned to meet shared objectives? pp. 302-310

Mario De Bergoli

The future of GenAI and its adoption throughout the trade lifecycle: Navigating challenges, discerning opportunities and optimising value with AI pp. 311-324

Stephane Ritz

The evolution of CCP risk management: A tale of automation, but artificial intelligence? pp. 325-343

Fernando Cerezetti, Max Chan and Rafael Plata

Seeing the market clearly: How securities finance data is informing investment, risk and trading strategies in novel new ways pp. 344-354

Nancy E. Allen

Integration of risk appetites with RCSAS, ICARA and wind down pp. 355-368

Liezl De Villiers Getz

Does AI change everything in data licensing? pp. 369-376

Stefan Reichenbach and Debbie Lawrence

Transforming asset servicing: Strategies to drive transformation in 2025 and beyond pp. 377-386

Michael Mcpolin

Institutional digital asset custody: Considerations, challenges and the evolving regulatory landscape pp. 387-392

Cassie Craddock

Volume 17, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 196-197

Simon Beckett

Navigating settlement efficiency in a world of CSDR and T+1 pp. 198-218

Jesús Benito

Cleared repo: Models, benefits and potential growth pp. 219-233

Richard Comotto, Gilbert Scherff and Martin Walker

Lessons from T+1 settlement: Risk mitigation and future implications pp. 234-252

David Petiteville

The currency exchange implications of faster settlement and steps to take in response pp. 253-260

Katie Renouf

Data management within data mesh framework pp. 261-272

Rajib Chakravorty

Withholding tax in the medium term: Preparing for EU FASTER and beyond pp. 273-281

Len A. Lipton and David Bolner

The Macau bond market: The need for a comprehensive securities law pp. 282-294

Tam Chi Neng

Volume 17, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 100-101

Simon Beckett

Key themes of resiliency, outsourcing and third-party risk management regimes pp. 102-118

Mike Pierides and James Mulligan

Crossing the chasm: Why post-trade FMIs are the key to scaling blockchain adoption pp. 119-129

Qian Jiang

Integrating private assets in a total portfolio approach pp. 130-141

Thomas Meyer

Capital markets need a new operating model: Built on data, delivered by people pp. 142-156

James Maxfield

Reimagining post-trade: A blueprint to upgrade today’s markets? pp. 157-165

Bill Meenaghan

The cloud computing dilemma for financial services institutions pp. 166-177

Nathalie Zeghmouli

Driving growth in asset management through data: Data as a revenue driver pp. 178-187

Ryan Cuthbertson

Volume 17, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Adapting custody services for modern asset managers and asset owners pp. 6-13

Bruce Russell, Harry Coombes and Jaibeer Singh

Settlement of digital assets and wholesale CBDC: Solutions and interoperability approaches explored by the ECB pp. 14-25

Maja Schwarz

How to test AI: A case study of a machine learning-based trading system pp. 26-42

Olga Lewandowska and Edgar Mai

Streamlining cross-border withholding tax procedures in the EU: EU FASTER and Germany’s MiKaDiv regulation pp. 43-55

Wolfgang Göb

Innovation in self-regulatory organisations in the Brazilian capital markets: The BSM Market Supervision case pp. 56-65

André Eduardo Demarco

The benefits of CUSIP non-permanence: Reverse splits pp. 66-78

Cynthia Meyn

Will tokenisation deliver efficiency? And what kind? pp. 79-94

Udo Milkau