CIBC Mellon, our winner in North America and Canada, continues to improve its comprehensive business service model, focusing on innovation, efficiency of the process, and exceptional customer service. CIBC Mellon, owned by New York Bank Melon and Canadian imperial trade bank, has the local knowledge of CIBC in the Canadian market with BNY technology and global custody infrastructure for institutional customer service in Canada and globally. This has led to a fixed growth in its privilege. Recently underway assets exceeded $ 3 trillion (about 2.2 trillion USD).
The ongoing previous Ities focuses on expanding customer relationships and services through continuous investment in information technology and through partnerships with the Findte sector, to provide greater levels of basic service automation with the transparency of improved transactions and efficiency of implementation. This includes better treatment for a smooth and safe transfer of customer data, investing in communication services before and after trade to match trade and guidance, and track the lifestyle of the settlement. The Project Fuel, a data and innovation initiative at the level of the institution, focuses on transforming the customer’s experience by equipping customers with tools for data management and analyzing it more effectively, improving transparency and accelerating decisions to serve the most effective customer.
In addition, the bank continues to enhance its basic online reporting system, Nexen, which integrates data and predictive analysis services to provide customers with a cash position in actual time and report activity through an improved user interface. Digital assets expand in the market. CIBC Mellon cooperates with stakeholders in Canada and the world, and with the BNY digital asset unit, to develop offers for this asset category. This includes enhancing the potential for data analysis and digital infrastructure with improved allocation, automation and service flexibility to help customers launch new offers that include investment funds circulating in alternative assets and cryptocurrencies.
methodology
In the selection of institutions that provide reliably the best services in these local markets and regions, the Global Finance Board of Market in market research, inputs from expert sources, and entry information from the banks themselves. Standards included factors such as customer relationships, service quality, technology platforms, post -settlement processes, as well as knowledge of local markets, regulations and practices.
