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SectionsOctober 1 2012

Custodians grapple with new demands

The landscape for custodians and sub-custodians is about to alter dramatically, thanks in no small part to the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive, which will make global custodians liable for the actions of their sub-custodians, leading to uncertainty over risk pricing and the future role of sub-custodians.
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Banking scandals are nothing new, but soon one thing will change: establishing who is liable when something goes wrong. And so the plumbing that underlies the world’s investable assets – the global custodians and their sprawling network of sub-custodians – is adapting to a new era of regulation.

“The industry has become increasingly driven by risk management and regulation,” says Chandresh Iyer, head of global custody and investment services at Citi.

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