APAC Securities lending Review 2024

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The APAC Securities Finance Review for 2024 provides an insightful overview of the securities lending landscape across the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting both opportunities and challenges faced by various markets. Total revenues generated from securities lending reached $2.1 billion, reflecting a slight decline of 2% year-over-year. The report underscores the significant disparities in performance among different countries, with Taiwan emerging as a standout market, while South Korea struggled due to regulatory changes impacting market dynamics.

As we delve deeper into the presentation, we will explore key highlights, including Taiwan's impressive revenue growth of 38% to $768 million, driven by strong demand for microchip and semiconductor stocks. In contrast, South Korea experienced a staggering 71% drop in revenues following the implementation of a short selling ban. Additionally, we will examine Malaysia's remarkable 73% increase in revenues and the challenges faced by Hong Kong, which reported a 6% decline amidst market volatility. This presentation will provide a comprehensive understanding of the current state of securities lending in the APAC region and the factors influencing performance across various markets.

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