Investment Operations Conference
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
ACSA
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
Investment Strategy
ACSA chair Knights calls for help amid regulatory changes
With major shake-ups ahead for tax reform, investment operations and more, ACSA wants volunteers to help it keep up.
Dan PurvesFebruary 9, 2017
Custody
ACSA’s stronger super task force win awards
Four individuals have been recognised by the Australian Custodial Services Association (ACSA) for outstanding contributions to custody and investment administration. The 2014 ACSA award winners are: Marian Azer, head of global funds services, product for J.P. Morgan Investor Services Australia and New Zealand Daniel Cheever, vice president and head of superannuation of State […]
David RowleyFebruary 12, 2014
Custody
APRA lambasted over cost of compliance
APRA came under fire from speakers at the Investment Administration Conference for the cost and impractical nature of much of the compliance with new regulation. On a panel session on the subject of Stronger Super held in Sydney on February 12, APRA general manager Greg Brunner, heard of the stress that compliance was causing for […]
David RowleyFebruary 12, 2014
Roundtables
The impact of new reporting standards on the operations of funds and their advisers
How are the people responsible for ensuring accurate and timely measurement of financial performance and compliance obligations coping with new APRA requirements? A group of chief financial officers, their advisers and service providers met to discuss the issues. A pdf copy of the discussion “All funds agree that there needs to be more information delivered […]
David RowleyFebruary 4, 2014
Investment Strategy
Braga: industry has climbed mountain
The superannuation industry climbed a mountain in meeting new reporting requirements in 2013 and can do the same again in 2014. David Braga, chair of the Australian Custodial Services Association, attributes the success to close co-operation between funds providers and APRA. “The initial (reporting requirements) draft that APRA issued at the end of 2012 was […]
David RowleyJanuary 27, 2014
Investment Strategy
Custody body calls for award nominees
The Australian Custodial Services Association (ACSA) is calling for nominations for its annual awards which recognise outstanding contributors to the Australian custody and investment administration industry.
Staff WriterDecember 6, 2010