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Ignites Asia: This represents a "meaningful shift in approach", Seiji Ishii, head of investment management, Japan at Coalition Greenwich and co-author of the report, says.

Bloomberg: "As the year unfolds, we will be watching to see if this continues and whether it will translate to increased execution spend and a boost in revenues for brokers and other research providers,” said Tarun Hariharan.

Bloomberg: According to a recent study by Coalition Greenwich, which looked at electronic trading in Latin American markets, “76% of study participants expect their e-trading adoption to grow in the coming year...

Traders: “In FY2023, bank sales and trading revenues declined which could be an ominous sign for banks ahead of what are expected to be significant increases in capital charges when the Basel III endgame finally takes effect,” says Minal Chotai.

P&I Online: “While the debate surrounding the place of ESG investing becomes more complicated in the U.S., European institutional investors are firmly committed to integrating sustainability even more deeply into their investment processes and...

Traders: Almost 90% of buy-side desks reported conducting TCA for their equity trading in the past year. “TCA has long since moved past its early iteration as a ‘check-the-box’ tool for best execution,” said Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at...

Crypto NewsFlash: In a recent report by Coalition Greenwich, the potential impact of tokenization on derivatives trading has been underscored. The report highlights the transformative potential of tokenization, particularly in streamlining trading...

WSJ: It is a market served by local relationships, which means the top banks only have a 32% share, Coalition Greenwich research shows.

Efinancial Careers: Despite being small by the usual standards of fixed income trading desks, the Jefferies global distressed debt trading team is rated top-five in the last Coalition Greenwich client survey.

The Trade: a SIX and Coalition Greenwich report last August found that 80% of buy-side firms surveyed expect spending to go up across the board for market data in the next year.