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Recent Coalition Greenwich research found that two-thirds of financial advisors in the U.S. had discussed crypto and/or digital assets with their customers in the past year, but for the vast...
In late September 2020, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted amendments to modernize Exchange Act Rule 15c2-11.1 Last overhauled some 30 years ago, the Commission recognized...
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Transaction Banking revenues marginally declined in FY21 with decreases in Cash Management offset by growth in Trade Finance. 2H performed better than 1H in both product areas driven by continued...
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Global Securities Services Index revenues grew marginally in FY21. This growth was attributed to higher asset levels and continued strength in transaction volumes which were partially offset by...
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Eighty-six percent of buy-side equity investors in the U.S. use a third-party order management system (OMS). Of those, the OMS being used has been in place for an average of 10 years. These two...
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This Greenwich Report provides a unique perspective into the key drivers for the derivatives clearing business. Responses from market participants, gathered by Coalition Greenwich and FIA in the...
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The interest-rate derivatives (IRD) market has acted and continues to act as an important toolset for market participants around the world. At the start of 2022, the industry is focused on a...
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Investment in “wealthtech,” or digital solutions that facilitate wealth management processes, hit record levels in 2021. Demand has been driven by a number of major acquisitions emblematic of...

Greenwich Commercial Lending Market Insight - Q1 2022

9 February 2022 By: Chris McDonnell, Daniel Morrissey, Donald M. Raftery, Amos Welder, Erik Wnuck, David Carson
As 2021 comes to a close, Libor activity remains... but for how long? Data observations from Greenwich Commercial Loan Analytics (CLA) clients show that: SOFR and BSBY transactions accounted...
In most years, market structure debates often tend toward the academic and are dry rather than the sensational. However, the past couple of years have upended that trend. The meme stock frenzy of...

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