Global Peer Financing Association
Peer Connections
The Global Peer Financing Association (GPFA) is a non-profit group consisting of global beneficial owners actively engaged in the securities financing industry who share a goal to promote a more efficient and actionable way to increase and support peer-to-peer trading activity. GPFA's Peer Connections podcast series highlights beneficial owner members telling their stories of how their organizations approach securities lending and repo. The episodes support the group's goal of sharing insights, best practices and true transparency about securities lending. Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.li...
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Mar 5, 2026
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Episodes
Credit chat - Getting to know your Peers 28.10.2020 15:28
Dan Kiefer from CalPERS chats with Mark Faulkner from Credit Benchmark about credit views for non-traditional counterparts and how the peer to peer portion of the securities finance market may evolve.
The SWIB Model 15.10.2020 15:50
Chris Benish, Ping Wong and Michael Stamm from the State of Wisconsin Investment Board review the past, present and future of securities financing activities at SWIB and discuss how peer to peer has allowed them to further optimize their counterparties.
The OPERS Model 28.09.2020 12:04
Jerry May and Greg Corcoran from Ohio Public Employees Retirement System walk through the history and approach of securities lending at OPERS and how they constantly seek to innovate and learn from their peers.
The CalPERS model 18.09.2020 24:14
Dan Kiefer and Mike Johnson chat about the history and evolution of the securities lending program at CalPERS, their current strategies and how peer lending fits into their model.
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