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Not enough RMB bonds to satisfy demand, says BCT
Custodians and fund-admin providers are ready to tap potential opportunities in the renminbi funds market, but worry that RMB bonds are thin on the ground.
By Cate Rocchi | 8 September 2010
Services
Alternative-asset servicing "catching fire", says JP Morgan
Asset managers are also increasingly seeking derivatives-processing services, according to HSBC and JP Morgan.
By Cate Rocchi | 9 July 2010
Services
More bundled solutions to come from global custodians
Shaun Parkes, worldwide securities services head at JP Morgan, says demand for bundled global custody solutions will grow in 2010.
By Edward Russell | 5 January 2010
Services
JP Morgan sees growing Asian demand for certain securities services
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 ...
By Edward Russell | 25 November 2009
Services
JP Morgan wins Taiwan clearing mandate
Taiwan’s GreTai Securities Market appoints JP Morgan as sole clearer for foreign government bonds.
By Edward Russell | 17 November 2009
People Moves
JP Morgan adds Asia securities services head
JP Morgan names Shaun Parkes the new head of worldwide securities services for Asia ex-Japan.
By Edward Russell | 6 April 2009
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