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Banks’ competition for deposits appears to be influencing pricing decisions made by bankers. SOFR spreads on floating-rate commercial loans fell in Q2 2023 to the lowest point since the start of 2022. Although the decline in spreads over the past...
Easy to use digital interface and self-service capabilities are top factors for bank’s digital onboarding platform. More than 2/3rd of businesses value speed of response to a loan request and transparency for bank’s digital lending/credit platform.
Although the U.S. banking industry has at least until now avoided a much-feared run on small banks, steady deposit outflows are increasing funding costs for banks of all sizes and driving up the price of commercial loans.
One-third of executives cite likeliness to choose a bank that demonstrates commitment to ESG will increase over the next 5 years.
More than a quarter of the world’s commercial payments and almost 30% of receivables now flow through nonbank or fintech alternative payment platforms.
About one in five companies plans to reduce capital expenditures below expected levels for 2023 and almost 90% of those companies plan to reduce borrowing, including 15% of businesses planning to suspend borrowing altogether.
The contribution of U.S. Commercial Banking to the total revenue pool has steadily decreased since FY19. This trend reversed in FY22 due to outperformance across products compared to CIB.
U.S. banks are becoming increasingly nervous about the credit quality of corporate borrowers. Banks’ growing concerns were evident in tightening lending standards and lower loan volume in Q4 2022—well before the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank sent...
The 2022 Greenwich Share Leaders for U.S. Middle Market Banking are Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Truist, and PNC Bank. These providers represent the largest market shares in commercial banking among businesses with sales of $10–500 million...
Review those providers recognized for the Greenwich Excellence Awards in U.S. Middle Market Banking for 2022.

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