1st September, 2023

The ISF Surveys for 2023 are in progress, and there is just one week left to submit your votes. We urge all market participants to contribute their important ratings for lenders, borrowers, and technology providers before the voting period concludes.
There is only one week left to cast your vote in the Global Investor's International Securities Finance (ISF) which has launched its equity lending, fixed income lending, and technology surveys. The survey is ongoing and will continue until September 8.
Click here to vote - ISF Survey 2023
The annual survey assesses leading securities lenders and borrowers across diverse asset categories, geographical areas, and job functions. This study encompasses both equity lending and borrowing, with a focus on two categories: the 15 largest participants (G1) and mid-tier financing companies (G2). Additionally, the survey evaluates fixed income lending, technology providers, and data firms, highlighting the top-performing companies based on feedback from their peers, without disclosing comprehensive lists.
To participate in each survey, please use the following links:
1. Equity borrowers rating lenders
2. Equity lenders rating borrowers
3. Fixed income (borrowers rating lenders) survey
4. Technology and vendor survey
Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to the assessment of the industry! Results will be published in the Autumn Magazine. For past editions please refer here.
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