State Street adds market pricing, symboloy, time series data from Refinitiv

Rick Steves

Charles River clients who subscribe to the service from Refinitiv will benefit from streamlined access to real-time equity, fixed income, and derivative market data alongside existing reference data. 

State Street has extended its relationship with LSEG, including a wide range of capabilities to support State Street across its business, enhancing its offerings to clients.

Under the new collaboration, clients can now access market pricing, symbology, and time series data from Refinitiv in the Charles River Investment Management Solution and the State Street AlphaSM Data Platform to better inform their investment and risk decisions.

FinanceFeeds webinar: Expert panel to discuss market data for multi-asset brokerages  

Charles River clients can leverage the service from Refinitiv

Charles River’s front and middle office investment management platform manages approximately $35 trillion in assets on behalf of investment firms, asset owners, wealth managers, hedge funds and insurers across 30 countries.

The Charles River Investment Management Solution leverages State Street Alpha to automate and simplify the institutional investment process across asset classes, from portfolio management and risk analytics through trading and post-trade settlement, with integrated compliance and managed data throughout.

Charles River clients who subscribe to the service from Refinitiv will benefit from streamlined access to real-time equity, fixed income, and derivative market data alongside existing reference data.

Andrea Remyn Stone, Group Head, Data & Analytics, LSEG, commented: “State Street has been a valued client of both FTSE Russell and Refinitiv for many years and we are excited to extend our collaboration. We look forward to continuing to work with State Street as a key strategic partner, providing our broad range of global, multi-asset class solutions to help enhance its services.”

John Plansky, executive vice president and head of State Street Alpha, said: “LSEG brings together a broad range of data, indexes and analytical services. Nearly every part of our business has been using services provided by LSEG for many years and we look forward to continuing to innovate together to serve State Street’s clients.”

State Street to acquire BBH’s investor services for $3.5 billion

State Street has recently made the headlines for a deal to acquire BBH’s investor services for $3.5 billion. The agreement includes its custody, accounting, fund administration, global markets, and technology services.

The deal will make State Street the World’s number one provider of asset servicing as it brings together two premier businesses with a significant scale.

The acquisition worth $3.5 billion is expected to deliver earnings accretion in year 13 as State Street increases its pre-tax margin medium-term financial target. As a result of the anticipated earnings growth from this transaction, State Street is now targeting an increased pre-tax margin of 31%.

The acquisition is expected to advance State Street’s strategy as an enterprise outsource solutions provider by creating the number one asset servicer globally, 1 strengthening competitive positioning, expanding geographic coverage and enhancing client experience.

Read this next

Institutional FX

Fortex adds GBE Prime to liquidity offering

“This collaboration enhances our liquidity distribution capabilities, offering our clients improved pricing, order execution, and risk management. We look forward to the positive impact this integration will have on our clients.”

Retail FX

Fullerton Markets Caps Off Stellar Year with Dual Triumph at Gazet International Awards 2023

Fullerton Markets, one of the fastest-growing brokerages in the Asia Pacific, has today announced its remarkable success at the prestigious Gazet International Awards 2023, where it secured two coveted accolades, reinforcing its position as a global leader in multi-asset brokerage and marketing a triumphant end to the year.

Inside View

Are brokers really ready for EMIR Refit and ESMA changes in 2024?

The EMIR Refit and ESMA reporting requirements necessitate a strategic approach from brokers, involving major updates to reporting systems, data collection processes, and internal resources. We spoke with brokers and RegTech providers to learn more about the upcoming regulatory challenges.

Digital Assets

Binance to phase out BUSD support in two weeks

Binance has announced its plans to gradually phase out support for its native stablecoin, BUSD (Binance USD) by December 15, 2023. This move comes after Paxos, the issuer of BUSD, decided to stop minting new tokens.

Web3

Binance Labs invests $3.15M in Open Campus to advance Web3 education

Binance Labs, the venture capital arm of the cryptocurrency giant Binance, has invested $3.15 million in Web3 education platform Open Campus.

Institutional FX

Brighty App unveils EU B2B payment platform amidst exploding market

Brighty App is set to launch its European B2B platform, Brighty Business, this month. This platform is geared towards improving how businesses handle their financial operations, especially in the digital banking and cryptocurrency domains.

Digital Assets

Celsius’ withdrawal process slowed by overwhelming demand

Bankrupt crypto lender Celsius is taking steps to allow certain customers to withdraw their funds. However, some users have reported difficulties in logging in to process their withdrawals, as indicated by posts on various social media platforms.

Digital Assets

Cristiano Ronaldo hit with $1 billion lawsuit over Binance NFTs

Cristiano Ronaldo, the renowned footballer, is facing a class-action lawsuit in the United States over his promotion of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.

Digital Assets

Zipmex creditors offered 3.35 cents on the dollar payout

Zipmex, a Thai crypto exchange grappling with financial difficulties, has proposed a restructuring plan to repay its creditors.

<