Global Investor Summer 2023 magazine is live
31st July, 2023
The Summer issue is now available for download, showcasing the most recent advancements and conversations in derivatives, securities finance, and custody. Additionally, you can read Global Investor's first ESG Roundtable and the Sub-Custody Survey results in the magazine.
The 2023 Summer Magazine of Global Investor is available to download from today.
The Summer issue features ICE's Caterina Caramaschi on the cover, looking back on the year she had. Roanna Kim from RBC Capital Markets was selected to discuss diversity initiatives in the securities finance industry in the "Day in the Life" article.
The magazine also includes thought leader pieces from Christel Carroll (Goldman Sachs Agency Lending), Obie Knapp (OCC), and Fouad Massabni and Laurent Marochini (Societe Generale Securities Services).
We also hear from Neill Penney, group head of FX at LSEG, Andy Volz, the COO of Clear Street, Rob Hocking, global head of product innovation and many more in the derivatives space.
Additionally, the issue presents the results of the 2023 Sub-Custody Survey and covers Global Investor's first ESG Roundtable with industry experts providing varying perspectives.
It is available here to view and download.
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