Asset Servicing

OUR THINKING SERIES

The Race for Assets

Allocations to alternative assets are increasing. What’s driving this shift?

A New, Alternatives-Focused Investor Reality

This paper outlines the main trends in alternatives in the Asian institutional investor context, and explores how asset servicing can support new investor goals.

A Greater Gateway

Hong Kong’s future prospects as a fund management center have always been tied to the promise of accessing the massive mainland China market. Its position as a gateway to China, combined with its reliable physical and legal infrastructure, will continue to give it a crucial advantage.

OCIO Providers Strive to Simplify Complex Investing

Institutions continue to seek external assistance, including the outsourcing of their investment functions to the growing ranks of OCIO providers, who must master a long list of complicated administrative, operational and IT functions.

The DOL Rule: Where Does It Stand?

Learn about recent DOL Rule developments and how they may impact compliance requirements in the mutual fund industry.

Launching Traditional Mutual Funds

Money managers today are looking to launch traditional mutual funds in the ’40 Act space as a means to get additional distribution in gathering assets. Brian Chorba, Head of U.S. Middle Market, discusses how BNY Mellon and the Mutual Fund Turnkey Solution help streamline new fund launches so managers can focus on their core competency.

Invested in Technology to Meet Client Needs

John Lehner and Lucille Mayer explain how BNY Mellon’s technology strategy and goals are focused on providing client-centric capabilities that combine the firm’s scale and global breadth together with innovation and disruptive technologies to meet individual client requirements.