BNP Paribas Building its exceptional concession for securities services through internal initiatives and partnerships that benefit from technology for growth through its platform. With this progress, the bank is recognized as the regional winner in Western Europe. In the region, BNP Paribas is also the winner of our country in Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
One of the bank service initiatives includes developing an open brown strategy designed to integrate customer portfolio management systems with the services of the intermediate and background office of the bank. The offer allows direct and uniform data between Global Funds Classification Systems in BNP, Asset Manager and Bloomberg Investment Director. This connection provides greater transparency along the transaction life cycle, with work after the actual trade and data is available faster.
In addition, the bank launched a post -trade data management service using offers from Neoxam Financial Technology. This provides greater transparency, allowing customers to display the stockpiles of securities across different assets and includes performance and risk analyzes in addition to reporting features.
Meanwhile, BNP customers benefit from the NEOLINK digital nursery platform for the bank that provides a full range of services, simple and customized. BNP recently strengthened the capabilities of the system, allowing users to manage data and reports. The bank has also expanded the central reservation model, enabling customers to participate with one legal entity at the Paris Services Office across multiple markets, with seven European CSD.
Under this structure, customer accounts are separated based on the market but are linked to one cash account for an effective settlement. In every country that serves BNP, the organizers work on market developments alike to enhance the infrastructure of custody and advocacy for customers in these judicial states. With the transition to the T+1 settlement course in the European Union, BNP is committed to a smooth transition to the industry and the bank’s customers by working as an active member of the European Union’s work team on the T+1 application.
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.
