The Asia Pacific Securities Finance Guide 2023 is now live!
29th June, 2023
Uncover the latest insights in the APAC Securities Finance Guide as it explores key factors impacting operations, from T+1 implications to ESG framework updates and limitations on short selling. Dive into captivating interviews with industry representatives for a deeper understanding of the ever-evolving securities finance landscape in the APAC region.
The current edition of the Global Investor/ISF Asia Pacific Securities Finance Guide provides comprehensive coverage of the latest advancements in technology, the updates introduced by GASLA to the global framework for ESG, the implications of T+1 settlement in the region, and a host of other pertinent topics. Stay informed with this guide as it delves into the dynamic landscape of securities finance in the Asia Pacific region, offering valuable insights and analysis on key developments.
We would also like to thank our sponsors for contributing to the many thought provoking articles in this years edition. - BNY Mellon, EquiLend, S&P Global Market Intelligence and Japan Securities Finance.
To download your copy of the 2023 edition of the Global Investor/ISF Asia Pacific Securities Finance Guide, click here.
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