Danish financial firm Nykredit has agreed to transfer its depositary business to global investment company BNY Mellon, the companies announce in a press statement forwarded to AMWatch.
BNY Mellon recently opened a Copenhagen office to provide technological infrastructure to Nordic financial institutions.
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