Journal of Securities Operations & Custody
2007 - 2026
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2016
- Editorial pp. 284-285

- Unknown
- Blockchain YES, blockchain NO: An outsider (non-IT expert) view pp. 287-291

- Andrea Tranquillini
- Examining the future of regulatory reporting for the banking industry pp. 292-297

- Frédéric Visnovsky
- Generating returns through better relationships: How managed custody accounts benefit managers and investors pp. 298-305

- Thomas A. Hickey Iii, Stuart E. Fross, Gustavo Resendiz and Kenneth C. Nee
- Corporate actions and the need for market efficiency pp. 306-310

- Bennie Van Der Westhuizen
- Understanding the EU’s approach to harmonised regulatory reporting pp. 311-321

- Olga Petrenko
- Blockchain and the securities industry: Towards a new ecosystem pp. 322-329

- Carlo R. W. De Meijer
- A new European approach to transaction reporting pp. 330-340

- Vivienne Bannigan
- Anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance challenges for custody services pp. 341-355

- Sharon Cohen Levin, Franca Harris Gutierrez, Katrina Carroll and Elijah Alper
- Reconciliations: The forefront of regulatory compliance procedures pp. 356-363

- Maryse Gordon
Volume 8, issue 3, 2016
- Editorial pp. 184-186

- Daryn Moody
- Trade and transaction reporting challenges facing buy-side firms pp. 187-190

- Angela Hayter-Holt
- Fixed income pre- and post-trade transparency pp. 191-196

- Arjun Singh-Muchelle
- The FRTB: Do not underestimate the standardised approach pp. 197-200

- Nicola Hortin
- The changing role of the network manager: Is network management morphing into vendor governance? pp. 201-207

- Sandra Holmqvist and Göran Fors
- Financial technology: Blockchain and securities settlement pp. 208-227

- Taketoshi Mori
- Clarifying MiFID II: Pre-trade transparency for non-equities pp. 218-227

- Miranda Morad and Jason Waight
- The G20 leaders’ financial reform and its impact on EU banks’ back-office function pp. 228-237

- Michel M. Stubbe
- Assessing the practical impacts of the EU derivatives trading obligation pp. 238-247

- Elisabeth Øverland
- Panama papers highlight the urgency: From FATCA to the OECD CRS pp. 248-258

- Meredith Moss
- Evolution of collateral ‘management’ into collateral ‘optimisation’ pp. 259-271

- Bilgehan Aydin
- MiFID II and regulatory transaction reporting pp. 272-277

- Nirvana Farhadi
Volume 8, issue 2, 2016
- Editorial pp. 96-98

- Daryn Moody
- Progress, or simply the start of the real chaos? pp. 99-100

- Akber Datoo
- Emerging trends in securities services and how Deutsche Bank is responding to them pp. 101-105

- Satvinder Singh
- Fintech and the future of securities services pp. 107-112

- Bruno Campenon
- Operational alpha and reconciliation solutions for growing asset managers pp. 113-118

- Todd W. Merrell
- ‘Check yourself before you rec. yourself’: Eight things to consider when embarking on a reconciliation project pp. 119-125

- Andrew Chapman
- Europe’s plumbers: Keeping capital flowing pp. 126-131

- Marc Bayle
- An industry ontology for risk data aggregation reporting pp. 132-145

- Mike Bennett
- A review of RMB internationalisation, investment and financial products with assessment of past trends and discussion of likely future developments pp. 146-150

- Philippe Dirckx
- Global securities reporting: Industry trends, challenges and future perspectives pp. 151-156

- Jonathan Ehrenfeld
- The challenges of complying with the FCA’s client assets regime pp. 157-162

- Kevin Huby
- Fundamentals of market discipline and custody risk management pp. 163-175

- Yener Coskun
Volume 8, issue 1, 2016
- How are agents dealing with network managers in the new regulatory environment? pp. 4-8

- Günter Schnaitt
- Collateral management: A waiting game pp. 9-11

- Philippe Laurensy
- Back to the future: The changing nature of securities service provision pp. 12-17

- Rob Scott
- Towards a convergence of CSD account segregation practices? pp. 18-27

- Soraya Belghazi
- How investors can enter new markets and the questions they should ask their custodian pp. 28-34

- Sonia Maloney
- Enhancing the quality of risk reporting: The roles of the risk decision maker and the accountable executive pp. 35-40

- Kathryn Kerle
- Collateral management — Winners or losers in five years’ time? pp. 41-45

- Philippe Ruault
- Process leadership and managing process performance: Two elements that make the difference in process management pp. 46-55

- Iassen Deenitchin, Dmitriy Dmitriev and Gert Hebenstreit
- Process improvement in the banking sector pp. 56-64

- Zsofia Kovacs
- BCBS239: Reasons, impacts, framework and route to compliance pp. 65-81

- Rajib Chakravorty
- The hidden costs of outsourcing: A case study pp. 82-87

- Davor Gašparac
Volume 7, issue 4, 2015
- Editorial pp. 276-278

- Daryn Moody
- Intelligent network management contingency pp. 279-283

- Dominique Ansiaux
- Managing cross-regulatory data challenges in practice pp. 284-295

- Christopher Johnson
- Evolving financial benchmarks: The impact on legacy contracts pp. 296-304

- Joanna Perkins and Paul Mortby
- Collateral management: Recurring issues and emerging trends pp. 305-311

- Andrea Tranquillini
- Reviewing the implementation of T+2, the impact on the industry and what comes next (T2S) pp. 312-318

- Søren F. Mortensen
- The evolution of EEA transaction reporting pp. 319-328

- David Nowell and Matthew Vincent
- The operational challenges of adopting the LEI pp. 329-336

- Paul Janssens
- Coping with European regulatory requirements for automated trading: Best practices and new requirements resulting from regulation pp. 337-347

- Gunnar Stangl
- The drivers behind the reporting obligations of EMIR, MiFIR and SFTR pp. 348-354

- Julien Jardelot and Martin Mitov
- Funding of research under MiFID II pp. 355-361

- Timothy O’Halloran
- The Mexican transparency standoff: What will you do ‘next time’? pp. 362-369

- Alaric Gibson and Daniel Simpson
Volume 7, issue 3, 2015
- Editorial pp. 184-185

- Robert Tamplin
- Industrialisation of the back-office function pp. 186-195

- Pierre Colladon
- Asset managers and outsourced activities: What other industries can learn pp. 196-203

- Susan Wright
- Measuring performance for ‘long-horizon’ investing pp. 204-217

- Kyle Ringrose
- A modest proposal: Right-sizing exchange immunity pp. 218-233

- Zachary J. Flati
- Securities lending as part of responsible and risk-averse asset management pp. 234-241

- Roelof Van Der Struik
- Central Securities Depositories Regulation: The next systemic crisis waiting to happen? pp. 242-252

- Koen Vanderheyden and Tim Reucroft
- Legal contract data: The new reference data challenge for financial firms pp. 253-259

- Akber Datoo
- The application of mathematical models to measure collateral concentration risk pp. 260-268

- Martin Seagroatt and Ed Cockram
Volume 7, issue 2, 2015
- Editorial pp. 97-99

- Daryn Moody
- More resilient, better managed, less complex: Strengthening FMUs and linkages in the system pp. 100-106

- Sarah Dahlgren
- Investigating the role of the sub-custodian in risk mitigation and who bears the sub-custodian risk pp. 107-112

- Günter Schnaitt
- Protecting collateral contributions under the mandatory clearing regime pp. 113-127

- Eugene Stanfield
- Chasing shadows? The FCA and the measurement of ‘culture’ pp. 128-138

- Gary Pitts and Terry Grourk
- A radically new market environment requires comprehensive data-driven digital collateral management pp. 139-143

- Michael Barrett
- Corporate governance for financial market infrastructures pp. 144-154

- Ana Giraldo
- Getting ready for TARGET2 Securities (T2S): The time is now pp. 155-161

- Tim Garnons-Williams
- When does a company have the choice to waive its attorney-client privilege in the USA? pp. 162-171

- Linda Riefberg and Christopher Passavia
Volume 7, issue 1, 2014
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Daryn Moody
- Collateral is the new cash: The systemic risks of inhibiting collateral fluidity pp. 6-20

- Andy Hill
- Société Générale corporate and investment banking: How we monitor market risk pp. 21-26

- Pascal Beurotte and Georges Bory
- The EMIR compliance game pp. 27-35

- Emily Cates
- Regulations impacting corporate actions and best practices for implementation pp. 36-41

- Deborah Culhane
- Client clearing: Portability between clearing members pp. 42-50

- Mark Ho
- Developing a straight-through process for corporate actions in Australia pp. 51-61

- Karen Webb
- Withholding tax: Issues for securities operations and custody pp. 62-68

- Ross Mcgill
- Banking without banks: Exploring the disruptive effects of converging technologies that will shape the future of banking pp. 69-80

- Andrew Walker
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