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EquiLend, a Wall Street firm that processes trillions of dollars of securities transactions a month, was hit by a cyberattack that has knocked some of its systems offline, the company said Wednesday.
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ETF securities lending increase more than triple wider market - reports Up 77% since 2017 Share The average value of ETF on-loan balances has risen to $66bn Securities lending by ETFs has risen 77% in the past four years, outstripping the wider market's rise of 21% over the same period, according to data from EquiLend. While the rise is far greater than the broader securities lending market, the Financial Times has reported the number of securities owned by ETFs remain a tiny proportion of the market, at 2.57% in 2021. This is up 47% from 1.75% in 2017. The average value of ETF on-loan balances has almost doubled over the period, from $37.5bn four years ago to $66bn between 1 January and mid-May.