Insights & Analysis

Global Investor Collateral study - survey

12th June, 2017

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Global Investor is seeking views from pension funds, asset managers, hedge funds, custody banks and prime brokers

The Global Investor Group is conducting an indepth study into collateral efficiencies across the market.

The survey is open to a range of market participants and is designed to understand how different firms across the market are approaching the challenges posed by the new collateral environment.

To take the survey, click on the link below that corresponds to your firm:

Pension Fund

Asset Manager

Hedge Fund

Custody Bank

Prime Broker

The survey should take no more than 10 minutes to complete and all respondents receive a free copy of the report, which will be published in September.

All responses will be kept confidential unless agreed otherwise.

Full study details:

Collateral has taken centre stage in operations across capital markets as clearing mandates increase demand in an environment already under pressure from regulatory reforms, bank retrenchment and macro-economic head winds.

The need for effective collateral management and new processes to move and allocate collateral has been well publicised.

But with the repo market under strain like never before and sub-optimal collateral usage across the market it is clear that there is a long way to go before collateral is truly optimized.

In order to better understand how the buyside, corporates and their service providers are adapting and changing how they view and process collateral, Global Investor Group is conducting a definitive study across buy-sides, prime brokerages, custody banks, corporates and infrastructure providers to analyse where the market is today and what needs to be done to increase efficiency.

The survey is anonymous and should take no more than 10 minutes.

To take part in the survey, click the link below that relates to your firm.

Pension Fund

Asset Manager

Hedge Fund

Custody Bank

Prime Broker