Traders: “In both the U.S. and Europe, asset managers and hedge funds have been dedicating growing resources to digital assets, including technology, data and personnel,” says David Easthope, Head of Fintech Research at Crisil Coalition Greenwich. “...
Traders: Crisil Coalition Greenwich cited “insatiable” demand for market data as a top market structure trend to watch in 2025.
Fidelity: Most investors now view sustainability as a core part of what they do. A recent survey by Crisil Coalition Greenwich and Fidelity, shows that environmental, social, and governance concerns remain high on their agendas.
Bloomberg: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, an average of $46 billion of high-grade and junk bonds changed hands every trading day last year, up 21% from 2023...
Traders: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich’s 'Market Structure Trends to Watch in 2025' report; “ATSs are eroding on-exchange market share, nonbank market makers are picking up market share (and clients) from big banks, and capital markets...
Waters Tech: An October 2024 report from research firm Crisil Coalition Greenwich on innovation in the ATS space cited industry sources who say ATSs currently make up 16% of the execution volume in equity markets.
The Straits Times: Nomura’s bounce back in the fourth quarter was echoed on Wall Street. According to data from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, industry-wide revenue for foreign exchange options had reached US$1.8 billion in the first nine months of...
The Desk: In the year ahead, Crisil Coalition Greenwich predicted that the increased use of electronic trading will outpace bond market growth. The increased use of electronic trading has driven activity, taking 44% of overall volume in 2024. While...
Bloomberg: According to data from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, industrywide revenue for FX options had reached $1.8 billion in the first nine months of 2024, before jumping to end up at $2.5 billion, beating the previous year’s total of $2.3 billion...
FOW: Demand for derivatives products “seems insatiable” as we enter a new year, according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich earlier this month, citing interest rates and equity derivatives hitting record volumes in 2024.
