Bloomberg: “Asian fixed-income investors are already planning to increase their usage of e-trading across product categories and trading protocols,” Kevin McPartland.
Bloomberg: ...the top 12 prime brokers made about $20.4 billion from the business in 2023, up about 25% from a decade ago, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Economic Times: Ruchirangad Agarwal said, "Over the past 12 months, we have seen an increase in activity by large corporates in India across various outbound, cross-border corridors into other markets within the Asia-Pacific region, into Europe, and...
Business Standard: The pace of growth in the revenue pool from corporate banking services for banks in India moderated to 4 per cent year-on-year in calendar year (CY) 2023, down from 15 per cent in CY 2022, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: Trading volume in Treasuries amounted to over $1 trillion for each of the seven trading days through Aug. 8, a record string of such outsized levels, according to Coalition Greenwich data. The week’s wild swings underscore the...
IR Magazine: A study by Coalition Greenwich finds that institutional investors prefer information presented in shorter, snappier formats. Based on conversations with investors around the world in 2023, the research shows that 79% of...
It’s been a quiet secret on Wall Street for years now: A cohort of money managers are outsourcing the buying and selling of financial assets to the likes of Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in a bid to cut costs. Yet it’s never really been clear how...
Global Trading: Outsourced trading is on the rise for the buy side as managers look for more liquidity, research and market intelligence, according to recent research from Coalition Greenwich. In a study of buy-side equity traders worldwide, 10%...
Traders: In a recent Coalition Greenwich report, Jesse Forster noted that with over 40 firms claiming to offer Outsourced Trading services, the buy-side is now faced with a “daunting array of choices”. “Many newer entrants may struggle to...
Institutional Investor: Institutional investors overwhelmingly want relatively short, written content, according to research published by Coalition Greenwich. Conversations the firm had with found that 79% would choose written content...
