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Welcome to the November edition of Broadview Asia Pacific. In mid-November we were at the Singapore Fintech Festival showcasing our latest demonstrations of artificial intelligence and blockchain solutions for middle- and back-office operations and investor voting. Much has been written about fintech innovation in the front office, cross-border payments or crypto assets, but Broadridge is transforming the way institutions do business from the bottom up. From the intricacies of trade allocations and repo transactions to quicker, more transparent outcomes at annual general meetings – we’re helping clients get ready for the challenges of tomorrow by transforming their business today.
Below we’ve highlighted some of these innovations and also included new thought leadership and insights for capital markets and asset management firms. You can revisit this content or any content from previous editions by visiting our website and our Asia Pacific Insights hub.
Automated trading and execution management is becoming more prevalent in the repo space. The use of automated trading and smart order routing technology has long been common in the equities and FX markets. In contrast, as a largely relationship-driven, voice-traded business, repo has lagged behind this trend.
We take a look at trends in the repo markets, the need for change and how to implement an automated trading strategy.
Broadridge’s Eric Bernstein, President of Asset Management Solutions, sits down with the team at Waters Technology to discuss some of the challenges that buy-side firms in the Asia Pacific region are facing as they try to incorporate emerging technologies in a fragmented regulatory environment.
Long bull markets, low volatility and technological advancements have resulted in a dramatic growth in low-cost, passive funds in the asset management industry. Active managers are responding by challenging the flat-rate management fee.
We have been reflecting on some of these industry drivers and looking at the new trend for innovative structures as active fund managers around the world look to compete for share of investors' wallets.
In this infographic we highlight the key trends in fund flow movement from the last quarter, from the worst period of outflows for credit strategies since Broadridge started tracking the data in 2011, to the markets to watch for personal retirement multi-asset funds.
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