Posts by Josh Galper

Has the Financial Stability Board lost its bite in derivatives and securities finance? (Premium)

Finadium adds Hedge Fund Portfolio Finance and Treasury Manager breakout session to April NYC Investors Conference

Tech Focus Report: Bank Architecture and Opportunities for IT Professionals, Consultancies and Vendors

Who is coming to Finadium’s 2017 Industry Conference?

eSecLending’s Peter Bassler and Simon Lee on why participate in Finadium’s Investors in Securities Lending Conference

Update on US House Republicans vs. Basel III and Dodd-Frank

Takeaways from our Singapore event last week, and our slides (Premium)

“Fire Buys of Central Bank Collateral Assets” charts the cost of eligible securities in the market

Finadium’s Martin Walker explains why measuring bank profitability is so hard and what to do about it

Finadium: Measuring Bank Profitability in Financing and Derivatives: Challenges and Responses

Placing bets on the likelihood of big US financial regulatory reform (Premium)

J.P. Morgan’s Paul Wilson on why participate in Finadium’s Investors in Securities Lending Conference

Daniel Tarullo resigns from the Fed (!)

Margin Optimization and the Cost of the Trade

Finadium: The US Repo Market in December 2016: What Happened and What’s Next

A new proposal for getting non-performing loans at European banks off of balance sheets

Is the US Republican administration the answer to global financial regulatory disarray? (Premium)

US House sends Fed Chair Yellen a Cease and Desist letter on Basel III

Finadium Big Ideas Quarterly Q1 2017 now online

Agent lenders and prime brokers could be “systematic internalisers” under MiFID II

Finadium Tech Focus report: MiFID II, Best Execution and Securities Finance

Hazeltree Publishes “Active Treasury Management – A Powerful Competitive Advantage” Whitepaper

Finadium launches Finadium Technology Focus, a new research program and report series

Is Basel Committee research biased towards a “house view”? This is critically important for financial policy making (Premium)

Why Securities Lending Indemnification Matters to Beneficial Owners

Securities Finance Monitor Magazine Edition 5, our technology special, is now online

Finadium: Collateral Management in Asia: Survey Results and Country Best Practices

Monday Regulatory Roundup: asset managers and indemnification; limiting regulatory rule making; level playing fields in Europe (Premium)

Finadium 2017 Industry Conference: registration is now live and open to the public

AVM’s Jeff Kidwell on why participate in Finadium’s Investors in Securities Lending Conference

Key Basel Committee meeting postponed as regulators show strong disagreements

Finadium on Repealing Dodd-Frank: What’s Next for Derivatives and Securities Finance

What is China’s X-Repo market and why does it matter? (Premium)

Our top stories of 2016

Finadium announces first 20 investor registrations, new keynote speakers for our April 2017 Investors in Securities Lending Conferences

Banks are shedding clients – where will they go? (Premium)

SS&C's acquisition history should give pause to banks in alternatives management and fund technology

Rising interest rates create opportunities for securities finance

How independent is the Fed, and how independent should it be? (Premium)

US House is told that repo markets are in trouble; NSFR should be dumped; regs should be overhauled

Bank Balance Sheet Trends in Securities Finance for 2017

Finadium: Practical Applications of Blockchain in Settlements and Securities Finance

Zurich event recap: risk vs. return, SFTR, Peer to Peer (Premium)

Finadium: Custody Bank Services for Alternative Asset Managers

Bank of England suggests that revisiting repo capital rules would be a good idea

CCP deposits at the Fed: good theory but bad practice

Analysis of Hong Kong's NSFR draft rules (Premium)

The Fed's Reverse Repo Facility will be here for a long time, and other lessons from the recent FOMC meeting (Premium)

AcadiaSoft steps up with ProtoColl acquisition; is this the next Markit? (Premium)

The Minneapolis Fed plan for big banks: a 15% Leverage Ratio