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In this week’s #FridayBriefing: In the first of our new #DigitalAssetsDeepdive series, the head of issuer services and new digital markets at Deutsche Börse argues the importance of updating market infrastructure to accommodate these rapidly evolving developments. Euromoney's chief research officer, Andrei Charniauski, took on the most pressing question at #Sibos: how can the financial services industry reduce cost, increase speed and improve access? #Paymentsdata could be the answer. What is next for #tradefinance #digitisation? Banks are going to great lengths to digitise trade processes while acknowledging the various obstacles to completely removing manual or paper-based transactions. To get the week’s most important stories sent straight to your inbox every Friday, sign up to The Friday Briefing now: http://spr.ly/6046jaLqw

🛎️ Data transparency will change the #bond market structure in 2025 in the #UK and #EU ⚠️ This is driven by MIFID regulatory changes to improve transparency in bonds and derivative products and also with the introduction of a consolidated tape in those markets. 👉Market participants from the sell side (banks) or the buy side (asset managers) are already increasing their usage of data to price, TCA, asset selection. 💻Electronic trading, digitalisation and automation are the key drivers and AI is the next frontier for fixed income trading. ▶️ This was part of ICMA - International Capital Market Association Secondary Market Forum hosted by Bank of America in #London ☑️ Great insight from the panel moderated by David Cámara Iniesta with Nicola Danese Tradeweb , Ruchi Gawri Morgan Stanley , Nancy Pham UBS and Virginie Saade Citadel Securities #fixedincome #financialmarket #capitalmarket

Deutsche Bank Private Bank (Deutsche Bank PB) is seeing the return of fund flows with several mandates outperforming in 2024. Read the full article: https://hubs.la/Q02Qz48L0

The heightened volatility in rates and the increased reactivity of capital markets to drivers such as data prints and geopolitics in the absence of central bank market presence necessitates that issuers remain flexible when contemplating the exact timing of market entry. For our treasury, this meant supplementing the prospectus more frequently, keeping our IP-materials updated, and engaging in frequent market dialogue. While this added flexibility requires additional preparation and resources, the efforts are well justified. The grand finale of these efforts was marked by the successful issuance of our second benchmark green bond yesterday! Of the process I find the road show to be particularly rewarding, as we get to engage with both our longstanding and new investors. We extend our appreciation to investors, our JLMs BNP Paribas, Dansk Bank, OP Corporate Bank, and SEB, as well as to all Fingrid colleagues involved.

“The point of this model is to enable those of us who are still in the market to clear in a more G-Sib-efficient manner” – Alice Eady Ketchell, Bank of America https://hubs.li/Q02CMVd00 Non-subscribers can get a snapshot of Risk’s coverage. Registration is free, and allows you to read two articles a month: https://hubs.li/Q02CMMRp0

Navigating the future of digital money Inside the latest issue of Securities Finance Times - https://lnkd.in/egdGUWh9 Industry experts talk to Sophie Downes about why we need digital currency and what work needs to be done by the industry to implement it.

Recently, I listened to an interview with Colm Kelleher, chairman of UBS and former president and CFO of Morgan Stanley, on the Money Maze Podcast. His perspective on European banks being "too small to win" resonated with me. He highlights a fascinating paradox: while regulatory measures make European banks easier to oversee, their scale remains insufficient to compete globally or to diversify risks effectively. Even the combined UBS/Credit Suisse entity, Kelleher notes, remains constrained in this regard. Simultaneously, no-one wants those small non-viable banks to fail, because of perceived or very real contagion risk. This duality - too small to win, too big to fail - captures the essence of the strategic dilemmas facing many European financial institutions today. While the ECB has encouraged international mergers to address scale, cultural, legal, and operational hurdles persist. Without meaningful consolidation, Europe risks being left behind by global behemoths, particularly in the U.S. and China, which boast greater capital bases, broader geographic reach, and better risk diversification. The need for scale is particularly acute when considering the challenges of financing the climate transition. Mobilizing the trillions of euros required to decarbonize the global economy demands large, well-capitalized financial institutions capable of absorbing risks, deploying resources at scale, and collaborating across borders. Yet, many European banks remain structurally unable to meet this challenge. It raises an important question: are we, as an industry, too focused on maintaining the status quo, instead of fostering a banking ecosystem capable of thriving globally and meeting the demands of a sustainable future? And if so, what needs to change to ensure European banks are equipped to lead - not lag - in addressing these challenges? https://lnkd.in/eaBwCVUY

“The point of this model is to enable those of us who are still in the market to clear in a more G-Sib-efficient manner” – Alice Eady Ketchell, Bank of America https://hubs.li/Q02CMXgW0 Non-subscribers can get a snapshot of Risk’s coverage. Registration is free, and allows you to read two articles a month: https://hubs.li/Q02CMVSp0