This white paper explores a range of innovative solutions that can help financial institutions and institutional investors meet today’s collateral challenges.
Read about the new regulations relating to collateral management requiring industry participants to understand the ‘consequences of change’.
This background paper, co-written by The Field Effect and BNY Mellon, is the first in a series of papers which will focus on the wide-ranging collateral management market issues and opportunities currently facing financial market participants.
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