Broadening Asset Servicing: from insight to execution
What happens when asset servicing volumes rise faster than automation, budgets and data quality can support?
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Asset servicing is becoming harder to scale just as operational pressure is accelerating. Firms are facing a more demanding combination of rising volumes, tighter timelines and growing exposure to data risk, while manual workarounds continue to limit efficiency.
Speakers
Demi Derem
SVP, Investor Communication Solutions International
Broadridge
Larry Bajek
VP, Wealth Solutions
Broadridge
Martin Lawrence
Chief Customer Officer
The ValueExchange
Matt Moseley
Global Head of Asset Servicing
Goldman Sachs
Richard Nicholls
VP, Head of London Asset Services
Morgan StanleyAsk the Xchange AI
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How much more complexity can current asset servicing models absorb before efficiency starts to break down? What happens when headcount rises, but automation and data quality still fail to support scale?
This session brings together Demi Derem and Larry Bajek of Broadridge, Matt Moseley of Goldman Sachs and Martin Lawrence of The ValueExchange to examine how these pressures are changing asset servicing workflows, controls and operating model decisions.
The session, produced in partnership with Broadridge, highlights:
How rising volumes and shorter timelines are increasing operational strain across asset servicing
Why automation is stalling in some parts of the market even as complexity grows
What T+1 could mean for lifecycle operations such as corporate actions, income and cut-off management
Why data quality is becoming a more important driver of operational risk and client impact
How workflow simplification may deliver more value than incremental process fixes
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