ISLA Americas further grows its membership
11 March 2025 US

Three more companies have joined the International Securities Lending Association (ISLA) Americas following the lead of several other financial institutions over the past few weeks.
This includes the Option Clearing Corporation (OCC), which is a clearing house based in Chicago, providing CCP clearing and settlement services to a number of exchanges.
Another new member State Street, named after its headquarters location, is a global financial services and bank holding company providing asset management, custody, mutual funds, and ETF.
ISLA Americas has also welcomed the New York branch of Deutsche Bank, which is a German investment bank and financial services company dual-listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.
Incorporated in May 2024, ISLA Americas is a non-profit industry association, representing the common interests of securities lending agents, borrowers, beneficial owners, institutional investors, and other market practitioners in the Americas region.
This includes the Option Clearing Corporation (OCC), which is a clearing house based in Chicago, providing CCP clearing and settlement services to a number of exchanges.
Another new member State Street, named after its headquarters location, is a global financial services and bank holding company providing asset management, custody, mutual funds, and ETF.
ISLA Americas has also welcomed the New York branch of Deutsche Bank, which is a German investment bank and financial services company dual-listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange.
Incorporated in May 2024, ISLA Americas is a non-profit industry association, representing the common interests of securities lending agents, borrowers, beneficial owners, institutional investors, and other market practitioners in the Americas region.
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