Country profiles

Germany

Rudolf Siebel, managing director at the German Investment Funds Association, reveals what his members think of securities lending, and much more

Europe

Experts assemble to discuss the machinations of the European markets, the FTT, the need for a CCP, and technology as a solution

Canada

Panellists discuss how global regulatory upheaval is causing more concern than changes closer to home

Canada

The stability of the Canadian securities borrowing and lending market has given domestic players the confidence to conduct cross-border business

Sweden

Despite not having one of the larger securities markets in the EU, Sweden boasts solid economic foundations and strong trading performances

France

The spectre of the FTT is casting a shadow over the French markets—but there are still opportunities to be grasped

South Korea

Local and international players give their thoughts on South Korea, including tips for hedge funds, thoughts on corporate actions, and frustration with CSDs

Taiwan

Experts discuss why Taiwan’s potential is being diluted, an onshore and offshore dichotomy, and the impact of Basel III on the Asian markets

Middle East

The Middle East wants a slice of the capital pie. Dubai has its eye on a large helping

UK

The UK is proving that it can recover from a slump without the help of a certain tax, as SLT finds out. Data also reveals stock movement in certain sectors

Dublin

One large fine made an impression, but not enough to put off the creation of a new Citi desk in Dublin. SLT takes a look at securities lending in Ireland

The MSCI upgrade of Qatar and UAE has put elementary structures for lending and short selling in place. But SLT finds out that there are still a lot of hurdles to jump before the region takes an active place in the world’s markets

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