Market-Data Growth Meets Analytics
Bloomberg: A Coalition Greenwich survey found that 85% of market participants plan to increase their data spending, with 20% sourced at exchanges and trading venue
Bloomberg: A Coalition Greenwich survey found that 85% of market participants plan to increase their data spending, with 20% sourced at exchanges and trading venue
FT: The Covid-19 pandemic has increased the external manager churn rate among asset owners in the region to “unprecedented levels” this year, according to Coalition Greenwich.
P&I: Big, brand name institutional money managers have been winners this year amid heightened manager turnover by Asian asset owners coping with pandemic-related challenges, according to the latest annual survey of Asian institutional...
The Globe and Mail: Environmental, social and governance investing is evolving as big players seek to make more impact solving specific problems while aiming for strong returns. New data from Coalition Greenwich...
IFR: Combined global rates revenue across the world’s biggest banks was $12.9 billion in the first half of 2021, according to data from research firm Coalition Greenwich.
Traders: Most asset owners are moving in the direction of a full integration of ESG factors into their investment process and across all portfolios, according to Coalition Greenwich, a division of CRISIL.
MarketsMedia: “Equities have been roaring, options have hit record after record, and Cboe is a significant player in those fields,” said Shane Swanson.
Finextra: A Coalition Greenwich survey shows that about 16% of SMEs switched banks over the prior 12 months, which exceeds the industry’s historic average of 10-11%...
Wealth Professional: “Currently, there is no consensus among institutions about how best to approach the task,” Coalition Greenwich said.
Global Trade Review: A report released earlier this year by Oliver Wyman and CDC Group plc, drawing on data from Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL), details how global revenues in trade finance fell 15% in 2020 – nearly twice the...