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In 2022, inflation, rising interest rates and other macroeconomic headwinds replaced pandemic disruptions as the key challenges facing institutional investors in Japanese equity markets.
Reduced commission rates, constrained budgets and smaller team sizes have left both asset managers and brokers facing greater pressure to automate their trading workflows and accomplish more with less.
Securities Services Index Revenues expanded in all regions, particularly in Americas and APAC where Net Interest Income grew significantly.
So many institutions are using alternative data (alt data) today—data not traditionally used for investing—that the label is increasingly a misnomer. In fact, 44% of institutional asset managers and hedge funds in our recent study are currently...
This study examines the individual views of U.S. electronic equity sales traders, algorithmic salespersons, equity trading heads, and equity market structure professionals—collectively, the sell-side electronic equity trading community—on a variety...
To say the institutional equities business is cutthroat would be an understatement at best, particularly for brokers competing in the electronic or algorithmic arena.
The past year has been one of both transition and preparation, paving the way for 2023 to be a year of regulatory implementation and acceptance that current market conditions are the new baseline.
In 3Q22, Coalition Index Investment Banking revenue decreased by (16)% on a YoY basis.
The markets in 2022 have been tough for banks, and Q3 was no exception. Central banks, led by the U.S. Federal Reserve, continue to hike interest rates to quell the infationary environment of the last 18 months. While this is necessary medicine for...
In 2Q22, Coalition Index Investment Banking revenues were down by (8)% on a YoY basis.

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