State Street sees sec finance revenue fall in Q3
23 October 2015 Massachusetts

State Street’s securities finance revenue fell 27.1 percent in Q3, although it did beat the previous year’s results.
Revenue fell by $42 million to $113 million in total, representing a 27.1 percent drop-off on its Q2 figures.
The bank blamed the results on “second quarter seasonality”.
State Street’s latest results also showed a 14.1 percent increase on Q3 2014’s figures, “due to new business from enhanced custody, our principal securities lending service for custody clients”, according to State Street.
Revenue fell by $42 million to $113 million in total, representing a 27.1 percent drop-off on its Q2 figures.
The bank blamed the results on “second quarter seasonality”.
State Street’s latest results also showed a 14.1 percent increase on Q3 2014’s figures, “due to new business from enhanced custody, our principal securities lending service for custody clients”, according to State Street.
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