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...
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...
Bank of America Merrill Lynch and CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets are the top brokers in Asian equity trading for 2014.
As a group, the top 10 equity brokers in Asia have been remarkably consistent over...
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The international trade finance activity of large European corporates continues to increase, with the top three banks being used as a provider by nearly 30% of large European corporates that employ...
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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-...
The U.S. trade finance market is highly concentrated with a trio of providers maintaining a commanding position and the vast bulk of business held by a group of just five banks.
Approximately 35%...
The European fixed-income market continues its transformation as banks implement new and more focused strategies aimed at maximizing profitability in a new environment featuring steeper capital...
When it comes to large corporate banking and cash management in the United States, the new strategies of the biggest global banks can be defined by one word: selectivity.
Steep increases in...
Greenwich Share and Quality Leader designations are awarded to brokers based on the results of interviews conducted by Greenwich Associates with 120 institutional investors in CEEMEA (including...
Although on the surface things seem relatively placid in the European equity industry, with broker commission payments leveling off in 2014 after an extended period of weakness, the European...