20th May, 2022
The latest edition features survey results, and highlights of the Global Investor/ISF European and US beneficial owner roundtables.
Congratulations to J.P. Morgan for winning global recognition in this year's survey of beneficial owners’ perspectives on the performance of their custodial and third-party agent lenders. Deutsche Agency Lending also made an appearance in the EMEA unweighted rankings, while Goldman Sachs was recognised as top in the Americas unweighted class, with a score that placed it in first place when it comes to the global average rating.
The European Beneficial Owners Roundtable features insights from key executives across the European securities lending space. They take stock of recent developments and discuss some of the key issues influencing the European securities lending landscape. Their US counterparts from the lender, borrower, agent lender, consultant, and data provider community discuss some of the key issues influencing the US securities lending landscape.
We also hear from RBC Investor & Treasury Services on the current landscape in Canada.
The Guide is available to view and download here.
5th November, 2026
BGC Group reported a 13% increase in third-quarter revenue to $832.6 million (£618.5m), alongside surging FMX futures volumes, as the broker outlined plans to develop compute derivatives and confirmed co-chief executive JP Aubin's move to vice-chairman.
Zak Jakubowski

5th November, 2026
The world's 12 largest investment banks generated $16.6 billion (£12.3 billion) in interest-rate derivatives and credit default swap revenue in 2025, according to London-based data and analytics provider Crisil Coalition Greenwich, with the three largest dealers accounting for 62% of CDS revenue despite growing competition from non-bank liquidity providers.
Zak Jakubowski

5th November, 2026
Electronic trading platform Tradeweb Markets reported a 26.3% year-on-year increase in average daily trading volume in October to $3.58 trillion (£2.66 trillion), although activity declined 4.3% from September as rates and credit derivatives trading slowed.
Zak Jakubowski
