Edward Russell

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Senior Writer, Corporate Treasury News

Edward Russell is responsible for the Corporate Treasury News site, while also covering transaction banking, infrastructure and transportation for FinanceAsia. Prior to joining the magazine as a reporter in August 2008, he was associate editor of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai's journal Insight. Edward has worked as a freelance writer on a breadth of topics including aviation, infrastructure, business and investment, and trade. Edward graduated from George Washington University with degrees in international affairs (concentration in development economics) and geography.



Recent articles by Edward Russell

Thomas DuCharme has left Deutsche Bank to run JP Morgan's treasury and securities services team in Asia-Pacific, while Laurence Bailey of its sec-services division is due to ...
8 June 2010
The bank's Middle East custody and clearing business now extends to five markets, with the addition of six staff.
23 February 2010
Schroders Singapore chooses HSBC Securities Services as its sole trustee, custodian and fund administrator, having previously split those services between HSBC and OCBC Trustee.
12 February 2010
Standard Chartered loses out as Allianz hands Citi its insurance custody mandate for Asia, soon after the Bank Consortium Trust replaces HSBC as custodian of RCM's Hong Kong ...
3 February 2010
Jitendra Somani and Edmond Ng are the latest additions to HSBC Securities Services’ Asia-Pacific global custody leadership line-up.
29 January 2010
BNY Mellon adds David Brown to its broker-dealer sales team for collateral management and securities clearance.
27 January 2010
Senior partner Andrew Tucker moves to Hong Kong from New York as the custodian's first Asia-Pacific head based in the region.
22 January 2010
Australia is the latest country to be reorganised under JP Morgan’s new Asia-Pacific treasury and securities services management structure, with Japan next in line for a ...
18 January 2010
Transition managers can look forward to continued growth in demand for advisory services this year, says State Street’s Justin Balogh.
6 January 2010
Shaun Parkes, worldwide securities services head at JP Morgan, says demand for bundled global custody solutions will grow in 2010.
5 January 2010
Fund managers will seek help from administrators to reduce costs in 2010, as slow fund growth continues, predicts Alastair Murray, HSBC’s Asia-Pacific head of fund services.
18 December 2009
Clearstream and Euroclear have signed agreements with the new Shanghai Clearing House, but fully efficient links to securities depositories in China are still some way off.
17 December 2009
Malaysia’s Securities Commission grants Goldman Sachs licenses for fund management and corporate finance.
9 December 2009
Macquarie's Asian infrastructure conference reveals no surprises on India – investment still moves at a glacial pace.
8 December 2009
Dubai World’s request to restructure its debt is likely to reshape the understanding among investors and issuers of who holds the upper hand when it comes to bond-like sukuk.
7 December 2009
Teresa Parker talks about expanding the US firm's transition management and risk reporting services in the region.
30 November 2009
Sandie O’Connor of JP Morgan is positive on the prospects for collateral management, securities lending and transition management, despite a third-quarter drop in revenue for ...
25 November 2009
The US bank's acquisition of ANZ's custody business will give it a local sub-custody presence in Australia and New Zealand, and a large share of the master custody market.
23 November 2009
Taiwan’s GreTai Securities Market appoints JP Morgan as sole clearer for foreign government bonds.
17 November 2009
A desire to increase transparency is a major driver behind the US bank's move to make its securities-lending dashboard more customisable.
2 November 2009
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February, 2012