Securities lending revenue increased by approximately 15% during 2022 in the midst of a particularly volatile environment. Kyle Kolasingh, Director of Securities Finance at RBC Investor & Treasury Services, discusses the year that was and what to expect in 2023 as part of an opinion piece in Securities Finance Times:
- Lender demands for enhanced reporting and data access will remain a key focus
- T+1 and transparency are expected to be front and centre on the regulatory front
- Digital assets and digitized technology are likely to receive increased attention
- ESG will continue to evolve from the familiar proxy voting to a more holistic force
"Greater diversity will strengthen the securities lending industry"
Kyle Kolasingh
Director of Securities Finance
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