Natixis Japan Securities Deploys Torstone Technology for Collateral Management

The firm joins Torstone's Asian client base, as the vendor continues to expand its presence in the region.

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Torstone has moved senior staff to Tokyo to expand its business in Asia.

As a result of this contract, Natixis expects to improve and automate its collateral management processes, enabling it to reduce operational inefficiencies and costs. It will also make it easier for the firm to comply with reporting regulations in Asia.  

Meanwhile, Torstone has enhanced its business focus in Asia by appointing Takuro Ochiai from Daiwa Capital Markets Europe and Hong Kong to lead its Japan office. Gordon Russell, head of sales, Asia-Pacific, has been named head of Asia-Pacific

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