Capital Markets stories
Global investment in data centres hits USD $22 billion in five months, with asset-backed securitisations driving financial strategies, Linklaters reports.
Finastra partners with OpenFin to enhance the user experience on Kondor, Finastra's bank treasury management system, streamlining decision-making processes for banks.
Finalto selects Solace's enterprise solutions to upgrade its trading infrastructure, keen on enhancing global data transfer efficiency.
Worldwide spending on ICT is forecast to grow steadily through 2027 with a 5.7% CAGR, following a slightly slower 2023.
Broadridge Financial Solutions appoints Paul Simpson as Vice Chairman to enhance client focus and drive go-to-market initiatives.
Although annual spending growth is expected to slow slightly over the 2023-2027 forecast period, the market is forecast to achieve a five-year CAGR of 19.9%.
Colt Technology Services launches Colt Market Data in the Cloud, a multicast data service for Capital Markets with Amazon Web Services.
DC Blox, the multi-tenant data center operator, has hired Melih Ileri as SVP of Capital Markets and Strategy to accelerate its growth plans.
OMS Group has secured USD $292.5 million for global expansion in subsea telecommunications from a consortium including HSBC and KKR Capital Markets.
JLL boosts its data centre services in Japan by appointing Fuminiro Asaki, Masue Suzuki, and Andrew Dolan to lead its enhanced platform, meeting rising investor demand.
Finastra partners with South Korean risk and compliance firm UNITAS to drive digital transformation in local banking operations, tapping into UNITAS's expertise and Finastra's advanced treasury system.
Lower interest rates and firmer buyer-seller pricing are expected to lift commercial property sales after a weak 2022-23.
Colt Technology Services has successfully integrated Singapore Exchange's derivatives data into its Cloud service, providing a swift and cost-effective solution for markets across Asia.
Lien Viet Post Joint Stock Commercial Bank (LPBank) joins forces with Finastra and NGS to drive digital transformation and elevate its treasury capabilities, enhancing operational efficiency and governance.
The sale could draw strong investor interest, as the landmark Queen Street site brings in GBP £2.68 million a year and is fully leased.
Most of the Government’s 331 infrastructure actions are already underway, prompting calls for funded projects rather than more plans.
Vacancy and redevelopment plans have cut Skyworld’s annual income to GBP £2.3 million, but the site could be reshaped into a major mixed-use precinct.
Volatile interest rates could push owners and investors back into the commercial property market, with prime sales tipped to lift from Q2.
Private capital could help close New Zealand's infrastructure gap, after officials were shown a leasing model for funding projects.
A further NZD $150m in funding will help Auckland developers meet surging demand, with some homes already sold off-plan to waiting buyers.