EquiLend Acquires Finadium to Expand Securities Finance Research and Consulting
EquiLend has acquired Finadium, a research and consultancy firm focused on securities finance, repo, collateral, and capital markets infrastructure, announced in a press release. Finadium will continue to operate as an independent subsidiary, with its research remaining editorially independent.
Josh Galper will remain as leader of Finadium, overseeing daily operations. EquiLend stated that the acquisition strengthens its ability to serve clients across the securities finance industry and broadens its consultancy and data capabilities.
Finadium provides research reports, data products, and consulting services to a global client base. The acquisition enhances EquiLend's access to market intelligence and reinforces its position as a comprehensive resource for the securities finance community.
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