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Global fund flows report: Tidal Forces – Can active funds fight the passive flows?

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Global investor behaviours and attitudes: A cross-generational overview

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FFI: ISA season sees record inflows for equity funds

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Connecting the world's largest community of funds

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Connecting the world’s largest community of funds

We are driving a digital revolution in the funds industry. Using the power of distributed ledger technology (DLT), we are streamlining the processing of funds in a frictionless environment. Our mission is to reduce complexity and drive out risk and cost for all participants, enhancing the industry’s ability to deliver greater value to the end investor.

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More than 2,600 clients process domestic and cross-border trades through our network

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We maintain in excess of 26,000+ trading links

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We connect funds across 47 different countries and territories for truly global coverage

Solutions

With our DLT-enabled infrastructure and the breadth of our network, we automate every step of the trading process for funds – from fund manager at one end to fund distributor at the other.

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Clients

We empower market participants to evolve their business models in an interoperable environment. We help them innovate and deliver greater value for their clients.

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Why Calastone?

We connect the world’s largest community of funds through a fully automated, secure and robust network. We will continue to push out the boundaries. We embrace change. We do not stand still.

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Featured articles

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