BNP Paribas Opens Reporting Tool to Agency Lending Clients

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BNP's DNA platform features a range of risk, performance, investment operations and global fund distribution analytics.

The BNP's DNA platform, accessible through the NeoLink web portal, provides central banks, asset managers, pension funds and insurance companies with a data visualization tool that drills down through volumes of data to highlight insights and trends not immediately apparent from first-order analysis.

"The objective was to provide our clients with an interactive tool that would enhance transparency and improve reporting," says John Amesen, the head of agency lending at BNP Paribas Securities Services. "DNA does this by providing them with a consolidated view of their securities lending programmes. Providing high-end data on performance is crucial in today's financial markets and we are pleased to offer our securities financing clients state-of-the-art technology and data visualization tools."

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