BNP Paribas introduces client e-learning tool for Securities Services business
11 March 2024 UK
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BNP Paribas’ Securities Services has introduced a new client e-learning tool for institutional clients.
The offering aims to provide institutional clients with critical knowledge on the securities services industry and will be rolled out on its main client webportal NeoLink.
The modules will cover essential asset servicing topics, including custody, securities lending, investment funds and depositary services. They are designed to be completed in just 20 minutes and will be available in English, French and Italian.
Annie Blouin, global head of client services and client relationship management, Securities Services, BNP Paribas, comments: “Our goal with this experience is to continue to demonstrate our insight and raise awareness on key asset servicing themes.
“We designed our e-learning platform to be beneficial both for newcomers and seasoned professionals of the financial sector.”
The offering aims to provide institutional clients with critical knowledge on the securities services industry and will be rolled out on its main client webportal NeoLink.
The modules will cover essential asset servicing topics, including custody, securities lending, investment funds and depositary services. They are designed to be completed in just 20 minutes and will be available in English, French and Italian.
Annie Blouin, global head of client services and client relationship management, Securities Services, BNP Paribas, comments: “Our goal with this experience is to continue to demonstrate our insight and raise awareness on key asset servicing themes.
“We designed our e-learning platform to be beneficial both for newcomers and seasoned professionals of the financial sector.”
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