With balance sheet pressures subsiding and attractive returns difficult to find in their own local regions, European providers have increased risk appetite allocations and began competing again for...
Low interest rates and new capital requirements for banks combined have altered the way large European companies finance their businesses. Companies that have long relied on bank loans for long-term...
Asian institutional fixed-income trading volume increased 15% in 2013. That growth was driven almost entirely by the continued expansion of local currency bond markets, in which trading volumes...
Announcing 2013 Greenwich Excellence Leaders for Small Business Banking
While U.S. banks are locked in fierce competition for the business of the country’s strongest and most promising small...
Despite new regulations, soaring compliance costs, balance sheet pressures, unfavorable interest rates and soft demand for loans, U.S. banks are investing in their middle-market banking businesses in...
The confluence of economic and regulatory headwinds has limited the profitability of traditional banking since the financial crisis. At the moment, there is little doubt that the supply of credit...
The restructuring of the global fixed-income business will continue in 2014 as banks around the world experiment to find the right size and commitment levels to keep them both viable and profitable....
Amid a dramatic slowdown in institutional trading volume of Japanese government bonds (JGBs), Mizuho Securities and Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities maintained their momentum as the market...
New research from Greenwich Associates suggests the Canadian investment banking market could build steam in the months ahead. If it does, Canadian companies will have the luxury of calling on a...
Announcing the 2013 European Large Corporate Trade Finance Leaders
HSBC, Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas are the leading providers in European corporate trade finance — a...