25th August, 2023

The ISF Surveys for 2023 are currently underway, and there are only two weeks remaining to cast your votes. We encourage all market participants to share their valuable ratings for lenders, borrowers, and tech providers before the voting period ends.
There is only two weeks left to cast your vote in the Global Investor's International Securities Finance (ISF) which has launched its equity lending, fixed income lending, and technology surveys. The survey is now open, starting from July 31 and will continue until September 8.
Click here to vote - ISF Survey 2023
The yearly survey evaluates prominent securities lenders and borrowers across various asset classes, regions, and roles. This study encompasses both equity lending and borrowing, with a focus on two categories: the 15 largest participants (G1) and mid-tier financing companies (G2). Furthermore, the survey assesses fixed income lending, technology providers, and data firms, showcasing top-ranking firms according to the assessments of their counterparts, while not divulging complete lists.
To participate in each survey, please use the following links:
1. Equity borrowers rating lenders
2. Equity lenders rating borrowers
3. Fixed income (borrowers rating lenders) survey
4. Technology and vendor survey
Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to the assessment of the industry! Results will be published in the Autumn Magazine. For past editions please refer here.
4th May, 2026
The New York-based fintech will provide its payment and settlement infrastructure for Western Union's digital dollar (USDPT), creating the foundation for the initial launch of the stablecoin in the Philippines and Bolivia, with global rollout planned through 2026.
Aravind Bulusu

4th May, 2026
The regulator's chief noted that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the local insurance markets regulator are ‘not inclined to allow banks and insurance companies to invest in commodity derivatives,’ the Economic Times reported.
Aravind Bulusu

4th May, 2026
The US-based prediction markets duo has asked the US futures and swaps watchdog to strengthen its framework to address event contracts susceptible to manipulation, while ensuring equal protection standards for customers trading directly on an exchange or through a broker.
Aravind Bulusu
