Download Global Investor's 2023 Autumn Magazine today
2nd October, 2023
You can now download the Autumn issue, featuring the latest developments and discussions in derivatives, securities finance, and custody. The magazine also hosts Global Investor's the results for the Globla Custody Survey.
The latest issue of Global Investor's Autumn Magazine includes Matthew Chamberlain of the LME discussing the reforms made by the exchange since closing the nickel market in March 2022. Donia Rouigueb from CACEIS is featured in the "Day in the Life" article, sharing her journey, achievements and insights.
The issue also includes interviews withe the Michael Peters, the chief executive of Eurex, and Erik Mueller, the chief executive officer of Eurex Clearing, as well as articles on RJO's EMEA head Mark Phelps and SGX's strategy to boost FX trading in Singapore.
Additionally, the magazine presents insights from industry leaders such as Simon Lee from eSeclending, Rob Lowe from Pictet, Mike Hansen and Karen Glad from the OCC, Alistair Almeida from CIBC Mellon, John Templeton from BNY Mellon, and the QNB Group.
Aside from these articles, the magazine also unveils the findings of the 2023 Global Custody and ISF Survey.
The link to download and read the Autumn Magazine is here.
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