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Pershing adds link to securities lending programme


06 November 2013 Jersey City
Reporter: Mark Dugdale

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BNY Mellon company Pershing has created a “seamless” link between its PrimeConnect application and its Fully Paid Securities Lending programme.

The new connection to Pershing’s Fully Paid Securities Lending programme allows hedge funds, through a fully automated solution, to transfer fully paid securities from BNY Mellon to Pershing.

Pershing will in turn be able to borrow those shares, while hedge fund managers will be able to see the earning potential of fully paid assets in the prime services dashboard on NetX360, Pershing’s technology platform.

Brian Ruane, CEO of broker-dealer services at BNY Mellon, said: “Pershing’s PrimeConnect is just one example of how BNY Mellon is leading the way in helping clients to source and optimise collateral, enhance the velocity and mobility of that collateral, and to address their wider requirements around liquidity, financing and reporting.”
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