Learn how BBH thinks about building digital services and experiences for clients.

BBH’s Denise Mak and David Weibe explain how the transfer agent, as a natural extension of the asset manager’s operating model, can facilitate an investor experience that is key to enabling growth.

Starting a transformation program can be daunting, but with the right formula organizations can deliver real business value.

As the world watches the U.S. market plan for a T+1 cycle for securities settlement, other countries are assessing similar moves. BBH is working with clients to help them optimize their global operating models and support their readiness for this major industry shift.

Jim Tessmer, BBH’s Head of Digital Product Strategy, sits down with Dave Cowing of NovusNorth to discuss how BBH considers building digital experiences for clients.

The future of financial services is a story of two races: a race to automate for scale and resiliency, and a race to attract the best human capital. Winning strategies recognize that success needs both.

Banks, asset managers and insurers operating in the EU will be subject to new rules intended to boost the security and resiliency of the financial sector. Adrian Whelan maps out what asset managers need to know.

The Network Forum Annual Meeting took place in person, for the first time since the pandemic, at London’s famous cricketing venue, The Oval, to assess new opportunities and risks and how to navigate seven major industry developments. Janet Du Chenne and Sinead McIntosh report.

Asset managers are facing increasingly rigorous regulatory scrutiny and fast paced technological change as they continue to grapple with market shifts. So when IMpower’s FundForum event called on senior industry leaders to share their collective experience and wisdom, they readily gathered to discuss the next phase of evolution. BBH's Janet Du Chenne reports on the main themes.

BBH’s Adrian Whelan looks at three significant points from the SEC’s recent proposals for new cybersecurity related rules.

With new technologies accelerating financial services’ digital transformation, BBH’s Cameron Jack and Janet Du Chenne attended FinovateEurope and report on the fundamental changes since the pandemic and evaluate the roles of incumbents and fintechs in setting the future direction of travel.

Rules governing crypto, stable coins, and central bank digital currencies look set to shift gears in 2022 as regulators enter the new money fast lane, write John Siena, Tim Bosco and Ingrid Mosquera.

As regulation harmonizing how central securities depositories in Europe operate continues to evolve, it’s impact will likely be felt by all participants in the post-trade chain in 2022 and beyond, write Sinead McIntosh, Derek Coyle and John Siena.

Lata Vyas explores how managers can automate to achieve a bird’s eye view of executions across their portfolios, facilitating investor access to private market assets.

How is an automation crusade in depositary services arming leaders with the tools to reduce complexity and manually intensive processes in alternatives investing? We explore new technologies that are underpinning this efficiency revolution and their potential to transform the industry.

In this series, we explore how automation can enable firms to scale by giving technology toolsets to subject matter experts to develop use cases for the low volume, non-standardized servicing activities.

The new messaging standard could unlock richer data sets across cash and payments transactions. BBH’s Shruti Aggarwal and John Wallis set out what firms should consider in their migration plan.

Brown Brothers Harriman and PolySign, Inc. explore the potential of tokenization to transform financial services. We take a deep dive into how the ability of technology to deliver on its promise of automation, liquidity and transparency will require interoperability between traditional service providers and digital players to bring benefits to investors.

BBH’s experts attended this year’s Sibos and discuss the key themes

BBH’s experts attended this year’s Sibos and discuss the key themes

Here we discuss how the strategic use of automation can enable service providers to support their client’s growth.

As asset managers and financial institutions map out the future of their business, asset servicers will play a pivotal role in driving ideal outcomes.