In The News

The Desk: Kevin McPartland said: “The buy side continues to want more from their new issuance management platforms, including OMS integration, access to a broad list of dealers and improved reference data, among other factors.”

Financial News: “Investment banks remain laser focused on costs,” says Eric Li, head of Banking Research at Coalition Greenwich. “What we’ve seen is that while the big banks are cutting, smaller boutiques and other investment banks are picking them...

The Desk: Electronic trading of US credit erupted in May 2024, according to analysis of the US credit market by Coalition Greenwich.

Traders: As compliance budgets continue to tighten, industry professionals need to look for ways to streamline processes and optimize resources across technology stacks, according to Audrey Costabile.

Waters Tech: Kevin McPartland says it can be a very long and slow road for electronic trading in over-the-counter (OTC) markets...

Bloomberg: Good volatility — the kind that “creates opportunity rather than fear” — has finally returned to the US Treasury market, according to research firm Coalition Greenwich.

MarketWatch: The appetite for bonds has dramatically grown for retail investors over the past year, which may fundamentally change how fixed-income assets are traded.

The Trade:  Coalition Greenwich research found that nearly half of buy-side respondents want separate coverage relationships with their brokers’ high- and low-touch desks.

Markets Media: “In this new market environment, partnership with brokers and fintech providers is more important than ever to buy-side trading desks,” says Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology and...

The Trade: Building on top of the increased electronification of the U.S. corporate bond market over the past decade, trading automation is now the key focus area according to a new report from Coalition Greenwich. The U.S. corporate bond market...