CASLA welcomes eSecLending as member
27 May 2025 Canada
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The Canadian Securities Lending Association (CASLA) has welcomed its newest member, eSecLending.
With the addition of the independent third-party securities lending agent, the association says its full and associate membership has reached a total of 26.
Full members must be engaged as principal or agent in the lending or borrowing of securities.
Associate members must be involved in the provision of commercial services to full members in support of their securities lending or borrowing activities.
eSecLending was founded in 2000 as an alternative to traditional custodial and other third-party pooled lending models, created from the perspective of a beneficial owner.
The business is driven by investment management principles including best execution philosophies, a multi-manager disciple, price transparency, performance measurement, and separately managed accounts.
With the addition of the independent third-party securities lending agent, the association says its full and associate membership has reached a total of 26.
Full members must be engaged as principal or agent in the lending or borrowing of securities.
Associate members must be involved in the provision of commercial services to full members in support of their securities lending or borrowing activities.
eSecLending was founded in 2000 as an alternative to traditional custodial and other third-party pooled lending models, created from the perspective of a beneficial owner.
The business is driven by investment management principles including best execution philosophies, a multi-manager disciple, price transparency, performance measurement, and separately managed accounts.
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