EUR 5 808bn
Exchange rate 7.4449 - DKK 43,240bn
3m
17.7m
EUR 1 063bn
Exchange rate 7.4449 - DKK 7,919bn
Issuance Service, Post Trade Services and Investor Services
Contact Customers & Communications Director Henrik Ohlsen:
Issuance Services and Clearing & Settlement in SEK, EUR, and DKK
Issuance in NOK is expected in 2019.
Contact Senior Relationship Manager Henrik Høj:
Issuance Services in EUR, SEK and DKK - NOK expected in 2019
VP Securities has migrated to TARGET2-Securities for European distribution.
Contact Senior Relationship Manager Henrik Høj:
Issuance Services in EUR, SEK and DKK
VP Securities has migrated to TARGET2-Securities for European distribution.
Contact Senior Relationship Manager Henrik Høj:
Sign up to VP News & Insights
Subscribe today and let us keep you updated. VP News & Insights is provided by VP Securites and VP Investor Services.
Define your interests and we will ensure that you will always be updated with the relevant news most closely matching your interests.
VP Securities has published its Annual Report for 2018
2018 Staying relevant by investing in the future.
Handelsbanken expands issuer capabilities with VP
The issuance of Structured Investment Products from Swiss family-controlled Bank Vontobel on the Danish market also marks the introduction of Handelsbanken as Issuer & Paying Agent in Denmark for its custody business. Handelsbanken uses the VP Securities solution for automated issuance of these SIPs and the partnership’s multi-currency potential has Nordic perspectives.
The Board of Directors has appointed Maria Hjorth as Deputy CEO
“With the appointment of Maria Hjorth, we will take the development of VP to the next level and have a strong team that will drive the commercial opportunities going forward” says Peter Lybecker, Chairman.
Issuing Euro-based mortgage bonds under Danish law: What are the benefits?
Now that we have real-world examples of issuing Euro-based mortgage bonds under Danish law with VP Securities, the question arises of whether or not it makes sense to do so.
Active ownership is here to stay and companies should get used to more control and interaction with their shareholders
Over the last decade, the political push and the public demand for institutional investors to adopt responsible investment practices have increased drastically.