In a time increasingly defined by the implementation and consequences of new regulations, Deutsche Bank has established itself as the leader in global fixed- income trading market share, while J.P. Morgan and Citi have distinguished themselves by...

Many global banks have pulled out or scaled back their coverage of Asian local currency bonds, leaving these fast growing markets largely in the hands of a few committed global banks like HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank and up-and-coming...

While total notional volumes in U.S. retail structured products remained relatively flat, only declining about 3% from 2013 to 2014, volumes among third-party distributors jumped over 50%. Retail remains by far the largest channel for retail...

Bank of America Merrill Lynch and CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets are the top brokers in Asian equity trading for 2014.

BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and HSBC are used as a provider by nearly 30% of large European corporates that employ trade finance services.  

Canada’s biggest banks retained their tight grip on the mergers & acquisitions, equity capital markets and debt capital markets business of the country’s larger companies as of mid-year 2014.  

Approximately 35% of large U.S. companies do business with Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi and J.P. Morgan.

In this fast-changing environment, Barclays continues to lead the European fixed- income market with a market share of 11.9% of institutional trading volume.

When it comes to large corporate banking and cash management, the new strategies of the biggest global banks can be defined by one word: selectivity.

“Brokers dominating in emerging markets equities share three characteristics,” says Greenwich Associates consultant John Colon. “They have proven their commitment this business, they have developed specific expertise at the sector...