Country profiles

Netherlands

As one of the most advanced securities lending markets in Europe, the Netherlands has faced the downturn better than most. But there’s still some work to do before it returns to its peak.

Japan

It’s still the largest Asian market in terms of securities lending, but it may be about to lose its crown

Mexico

Although Mexico has been hit hard by the economic downturn, its securities lending business has flourished

Russia’s enormous potential is being reached more slowly than was first anticipated, and there’s still work to be done if its securities lending industry is to become a major player on the world stage

USA

The world’s largest financial market has suffered more than most as a result of the downturn, and its recovery has not been easy. But while confidence builds, regulation looms large

India

It’s early days for India’s securities lending industry, but the building blocks are in place

UK

The UK financial services industry is bruised and battered, but its core capabilities remain strong, and securities lending is leading the way

Australia

With a well-developed securities lending market, Australia has fared relatively well during the downturn. But it still has some catching up to do if it wants to return to the highs of the past

Brazil

An exciting and growing market, that is attracting interest both globally and domestically, Brazil has a lot to offer. But it needs to ensure it’s regulatory and taxation infrastructure is attractive to outsiders

Italy

Italy’s securities lending industry has followed the path of the rest of continental Europe over the past couple of years. But it has a couple of aces up its sleeve.

Singapore

Dwarfed by many of its neighbours in terms of securities lending activity, Singapore’s ongoing stability during the financial turmoil means it remains an attractive destination for some investors

Canada

While not immune to the devastation in the banking sector seen south of the border, the Canadian market has remained relatively stable

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