Custody
A standard for trust
Unlisted unit trusts are hindered by a lack of uniformity in industry practice. The Australian Custodial Services Association is taking a look.
Rachel AlembakisMarch 6, 2019
Custody
Custody
Custodian chatter spurs fund ship jumping rumours
Increasingly complex global market requirements and a broader range of instruments is behind migration to new custody providers experts say.
Elizabeth FryMarch 4, 2019
Custody
Northern Trust, J.P. Morgan, State Street win custody awards
The ACSA Awards salute voluntary efforts in support of its mission by women and men across the industry.
Elizabeth FryFebruary 27, 2019
Custody
More tailoring a better fit
Post-accumulation phase options are focusing superannuation fund attention, challenging administrative and custodial approaches to lifecycle
Rachel AlembakisFebruary 21, 2019
Custody
The search for a single source of truth
Asset owners and managers are seeking to generate a single data record across the organisation, for governance, and quality management.
Rachel AlembakisNovember 6, 2018
Custody
Equip super wants to be your trustee
Equip has created a new model that lets smaller funds keep their distinctive front-office presence, while outsourcing trusteeship.
Rachel AlembakisOctober 17, 2018
Custody
Funds SA reviews 18-year custody arrangement
Funds SA has invited seven firms to tender for its custody and investment administration services business, on the back of swelling FUM.
Alice UribeSeptember 19, 2018
Custody
ACSA says funds can get more out of their data
Peak body says super funds should ask their custodians for ideas that meet their needs before spending big on technology projects.
Sally RoseJanuary 16, 2018
Custody
Robert Brown named Custodial Services Association boss
The Australian Custodial Services Association has announced the appointment of Robert Brown as its chief executive.
Sally RoseOctober 19, 2017
Custody
Delay in Stronger Super a chance to show initiative
The deadline for compliance with new disclosure reforms have been delayed until 2019, but that is no reason to dally, writes Darryll Rogers.
Darryll RogersJuly 10, 2017
