Journal of Securities Operations & Custody
2007 - 2026
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Volume 2, issue 4, 2010
- Editorial pp. 277-277

- Richard Robinson
- Building a new financial order: How will the financial markets industry make money in the future? pp. 280-293

- Suzanne L. Duncan and Shanker Ramamurthy
- Central counterparties for OTC derivatives: Neither panacea nor placebo pp. 294-303

- Daniel Heller
- The European Commission’s recommendation for simplified procedures for claiming cross-border withholding tax relief pp. 304-311

- Rogier Wezenbeek
- The new cost basis rules: Preparing to comply without regulations pp. 312-323

- Martin Bentsen
- Why is operational risk management important? pp. 324-332

- Philip Martin
- The Options Symbology Initiative pp. 333-339

- David H. Harrison
- Naked short sales and fails-to-deliver: An overview of clearing and settlement procedures for stock trades in the USA pp. 340-350

- Tālis J. Putniņš
Volume 2, issue 3, 2009
- Editorial pp. 193-193

- Richard Robinson
- Responding strategically to industry consolidation pp. 195-201

- Robert Mattsson Axeén
- Infrastructure issues in the securities industry: The case for a central counterparty for data management pp. 202-224

- Allan Grody
- Addressing counterparty risk: Hedge funds and the need for rigorous due diligence pp. 225-230

- Marina Lewin and Jeremy Todd
- Reforming the OTC credit derivatives market pp. 231-249

- Carlo R.W. De Meijer
- The future of the Nordic custody industry pp. 250-259

- Goöran Fors and Ulf Noreén
- Enterprise case and investigation management: A modern vision pp. 260-270

- Sean Sullivan
Volume 2, issue 2, 2009
- Editorial pp. 104-105

- Richard Robinson
- How technology will make or break banks integrating mission-critical processes as a result of a merger pp. 106-119

- Ryan Bagnulo
- Adding value to your organisation through operational risk management pp. 120-127

- David Breden
- XBRL reaches tipping point pp. 128-133

- Alfred R. Berkeley Iii, Donald F. Donahue, Philip D. Moyer and Mark C. Bolgiano
- Credit risk management and mitigation pp. 134-140

- Darren Measures
- A roadmap to achieving STP for corporate actions pp. 141-152

- Brett Lancaster and David Hands
- The industrialisation of asset management reporting services pp. 153-162

- Kai Saathoff
- The silent revolution: Clearing and settlement in the future pp. 163-168

- Godfried De Vidts
- Internal systems and controls that help to prevent rogue trading pp. 169-180

- Jennifer Moodie
- What is the price of a derivative security? pp. 181-186

- Sasha Rozenberg
Volume 2, issue 1, 2009
- Editorial pp. 5-6

- Simon Beckett and Richard Robinson
- The new trading environment post-MiFID: One year later pp. 7-23

- De Meijer R. W. De Meijer
- Operational risk control: Société Geénérale and other well-known cases pp. 24-36

- Rita Previtali
- Risk management challenges in UCITS III funds pp. 37-52

- Ravi Beegun and Pascale Leroy
- 'Don't forget the operations': Critical processes for OTC derivatives needing attention pp. 53-62

- Richard Robinson, Brian Lynn and Simon Lillystone
- Fund administration in the alternative investment industry: Administrator selection and best practices pp. 63-74

- Udit Gambhir
- Complying with higher corporate action standards: The importance of booking the US taxation of corporate actions correctly, given the new cost-basis reporting law pp. 75-85

- Stevie D. Conlon
- Legal issues in China's QDII regime: Opportunities and challenges pp. 86-98

- James Walker, Mark Shipman, Yang Tiecheng and Zhang Nan
Volume 1, issue 4, 2008
- Editorial pp. 313-314

- Simon Beckett
- Has the EU Code of Conduct for market infrastructures delivered measurable benefits for users? pp. 315-327

- Angela Knight, Cassandra Kenny and Alex Merriman
- Managing operational risk in a changing environment pp. 328-334

- Joseph A. Iraci and Bryan T. Baas
- Are your securities operations sufficiently resilient? A business continuity briefing pp. 335-350

- Alton Harvey
- Operational risk management and control: Managing data as a key enterprise asset pp. 351-358

- Steve Manz and Nolan Gesher
- Global sourcing by fund managers: The road ahead and how to manage it pp. 359-372

- Martyn Cuff
- Effective reconciliation of trading: Managing and mitigating operational risk pp. 373-381

- Colin Day
- What do we want from the transfer agent service provider? pp. 382-389

- Christophe Lentschat
- Redemption payments: Proposed rules for US withholding tax under § 302 pp. 390-399

- Richard Ryndak, Michael Ouderkirk and Jonathan Mosier
Volume 1, issue 3, 2008
- Editorial pp. 217-218

- Sharita Oomeer
- Servicing derivatives positions: Challenges and best practices amid a convergence of market utilities pp. 219-226

- Neil Wright Wright
- Advancements in listed derivatives post-trade automation pp. 227-232

- Matt Simpson
- Assessing the real impact of securities lending on the corporate governance landscape pp. 233-249

- Mark C. Faulkner
- Data governance: Supporting datacentric risk management pp. 250-262

- Aaron Weller
- Best practices in achieving an efficient reconciliation system pp. 263-270

- Joseph Conway
- The European Code of Conduct for Clearing and Settlement: Towards more interoperability? pp. 271-288

- Ruud Sleenhoff and Carlo R. W. De Meijer
- Securities standards migration: ISO 15022 vs ISO 20022 pp. 289-300

- Chris Pickles
- The race for European financial unity: Where is it going? pp. 301-305

- Joël Mérère
Volume 1, issue 2, 2008
- Editorial pp. 117-117

- Simon Beckett
- OTC derivatives processing: Challenges and opportunities facing asset servicers pp. 119-130

- Cherie A. Graham
- Operational risk red flags: Lessons learned from ten hedge fund blow-ups pp. 131-152

- Penny Cagan
- Developing an optimal custodian relationship management strategy pp. 153-161

- Philip J. Brown
- Straight-through processing: Current trends driving investment and how to deploy a strategic plan without disrupting business operations pp. 162-169

- Kaj Pedersen
- Settlement fails: A buy-side and sell-side perspective on how to minimise them pp. 170-183

- Christopher Marzullo, Peter W. Kelly and Frederick Lipinski
- Will financial market data be sufficiently consolidated and of high enough quality under MiFID? pp. 184-194

- Karel Lannoo
- General meeting-related processes in Italy: The role of listed companies, intermediaries and central securities depositories in light of recent EU developments pp. 195-212

- Carmine Di Noia, Matteo Gargantini and Salvatore Lo Giudice
Volume 1, issue 1, 2007
- Editorial pp. 5-6

- Simon Beckett
- Credit derivatives processing: A buy-side perspective on how to cope with rapidly increasing volumes pp. 7-20

- James P. Wallin
- Identifying warning signs of operational weakness in hedge funds and exercising rights as an investor pp. 21-32

- Julian Korek and Ann-Sofie Alsbro
- Operational due diligence considerations for multi-jurisdictional hedge fund analysis pp. 33-40

- Jason A. Scharfman
- TARGET2-Securities: What are the challenges and opportunities for CSDs and custodians? pp. 41-52

- Katja Rosenkranz and Tomas Kindler
- An implementation roadmap for overcoming Giovannini Barriers pp. 53-63

- Andrew Muir
- The state of operational risk management: An industry fighting itself? pp. 64-77

- Richard Robinson
- A case study in automating and offshoring the reconciliation process pp. 78-86

- John Coker and John Petryszyn
- The EU Code of Conduct for Clearing and Settlement: Background, status and challenges for the securities industry pp. 87-103

- Stefan Mai
- Reducing risk and costs in cross-border securities transactions: Are Hague and UNIDROIT missing pieces in the puzzle? pp. 104-112

- Kirsty Devonport and Dermot Turing
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