SECURITIES FINANCE
We provide tools to source or deploy liquidity through our robust agency, principal and sponsored member solutions.
We provide tools to source or deploy liquidity through our robust agency, principal and sponsored member solutions.
With exceptional insight into global capital markets, our robust selection of flexible product options for securities lending, borrowing and secured loans can help collateralize transactions, enhance returns and facilitate liquidity.
Our agency lending program can help clients utilize long assets to generate incremental revenue based on the intrinsic value of the long assets.
Through Borrow+, clients can finance short strategies by using cash and securities held at BNY as collateral to borrow securities.
Our Sponsored Member Program helps to provide clients with access to the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation's cleared repo program. Eligible clients may participate in the product as either a Cash Investor (purchasing U.S. Treasury collateral) or a Collateral Provider (selling U.S. Treasury securities).
*Country specific, not available in all jurisdictions.
As investors’ needs become more sophisticated, hedge fund, liquid alternative fund and alternative asset managers need a prime services provider who can provide a competitive edge.
We combine the power of Pershing and BNY to help clients gain transparency, boost efficiency, generate additional revenues and achieve their investment objectives.
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