Download Global Investor's 2023 Summer Magazine now
1st August, 2023
You can now download the Summer issue, featuring the latest developments and discussions in derivatives, securities finance, and custody. The magazine also hosts Global Investor's first ESG Roundtable and covers the Sub-Custody Survey results.
The 2023 edition of Global Investor's Summer Magazine features ICE's Caterina Caramaschi, on the cover, as she reflects back on her eventful year. Roanna Kim from RBC Capital Markets discusses diversity initiatives in the securities finance industry in this edition's "Day in the Life" article.
The magazine also delivers thought leader pieces from Goldman Sachs Agency Lending's co-head of US client service and relationship management, Christel Carroll, OCC's Head of Securities Lending Obie Knapp, and a double take from Societe Generale Securities Services' Head of ESG Offer and Head of Innovation, Fouad Massabni and Laurent Marochini.
In addition to the vast coverage of the articles, the magazine also features the results from the 2023 Sub-Custody Survey and Global Investor's first ESG Roundtable.
The link to download and read the Summer Magazine is here.
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