Global Investor Autumn 2023 Magazine
29th September, 2023
The Autumn edition is ready for download, featuring the latest developments and discussions in derivatives, securities finance, and custody. Additionally, the magazine presents the findings from the recent ISF and Global Custody Survey.
The Autumn edition of the Global Investor Magazine for 2023 is now available for download.
In this issue, the cover story features Matthew Chamberlain from LME, discussing the reforms implemented by the exchange since closing the nickel market in March 2022.
Donia Rouigueb from CACEIS was selected to share her journey, successes, and insights in the "Day in the Life" article.
The magazine also includes insightful pieces from industry leaders such as eSeclending, Pictet, The OCC, CIBC Mellon, BNY Mellon, and QNB Group.
Furthermore, experts in the derivatives space, including Michael Peters and Erik Muller from Eurex, Peter Reitz from European Exchange, Lee Beng Hong from SGX, and Mark Phelps from RJ O'Brien, share their perspectives.
Additionally, the issue presents the results of the 2023 Global-Custody and ISF Survey.
It is available here to view and download.
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