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US private capital funds must invest US$3 billion over next five years to meet investors increasing demands for transparency, Intertrust Group says

US private capital funds must invest US$3 billion over next five years to meet investors increasing demands for transparency, Intertrust Group says - 70% of CFOs at US private capital funds expect their investors to demand live or daily updates on portfolio performance and cybersecurity - Intertrust Group estimates US$5.5 billion will be needed globally News provided by Share this article in the United States face growing demands for transparency as mainstream investors increasingly turn to the sector to chase the higher returns it offers, new research from Intertrust N.V. ( Intertrust Group or Company ) [Euronext: INTER] reveals. Intertrust Group, a world leader in providing specialized administration services to clients in over 30 jurisdictions, estimates that around US$3 billion will need to be spent in the US alone to meet these increasing demands over the next five years. The estimated cost for the private capital funds industry globally is US$5.5 billion.

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The future private capital CFO: Evolving in a digital age - Global Custodian – The Leading quarterly magazine covering the international securities services industry

The future private capital CFO: Evolving in a digital age - Global Custodian – The Leading quarterly magazine covering the international securities services industry
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The TRADE goes green with new eco-friendly magazine printing

The TRADE goes green with new eco-friendly magazine printing New printing techniques and carbon offsetting project will see The TRADE magazine produced in a climate friendly way. The TRADE is pleased to announce a partnership with a new eco-friendly printing specialist which will see its magazines produced in a climate neutral way. In addition, The TRADE will be supporting a clean drinking water in India initiative as a carbon offset project, in partnership with printing house Park Communications. Each publication will be manufactured using 100% offshore wind electricity sourced from UK wind, while 100% of the inks used for printing are vegetable oil based. In addition, 95% of press chemicals are then recycled for further use and, on average, 99% of any waste associated with the productions will be recycled and the remaining 1% used to generate energy.

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Broadridge chosen by Cecabank for proxy voting service as Spain looks to enforce SRD II - Global Custodian – The Leading quarterly magazine covering the international securities services industry

Broadridge chosen by Cecabank for proxy voting service as Spain looks to enforce SRD II Cecabank deploys Broadridge’s proxy voting solution as Spanish government rolls out SRD II legislation. January 27, 2021 10:32 AM GMT Spanish custodian Cecabank has selected Broadridge’s proxy voting solution in order to meet the updated Shareholder Rights Directive (SRD II). The move to adopt Broadridge’s solution comes as the Spanish government is due to sign off its transposition to make SRD II a compulsory legal requirement in Spain. The Directive aims to improve relations between shareholders and listed companies at the European level, making them more fluid, transparent and efficient.

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Sanne promotes Peter Nagle to Chief Commercial Officer

Sanne promotes Peter Nagle to Chief Commercial Officer News provided by Share this article Share this article ST HELIER, Jersey, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Sanne, a leading and award-winning global provider of alternative asset and corporate business services, has promoted Peter Nagle from Global Head of Client Growth to the role of Chief Commercial Officer. In his new role, Peter will be responsible for client service delivery in all jurisdictions and the firm s continued commercial development. Peter Nagle, Chief Commercial Officer, Sanne Peter joined Sanne in 2018 to lead the Mauritius business where he demonstrated his leadership as a key member of the senior management team. Prior to joining Sanne, Peter worked in a variety of organisations in the alternatives industry, within numerous jurisdictions and products, with an excellent track record for over 30 years.

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