Despite the growth in electronic trading in the corporate bond market over the past decade, block trades, defined as those with a notional value of $5 million or more for investment grade and $1...
The sharp rise in interest rates has increased the discount rate for U.S. pension plans, lowering plan liabilities and pushing most corporate defined benefit (DB) plans to fully funded status....
Investment fund distributors are easing up on environmental, social and governance requirements for asset managers on their platforms in the face of concerns about performance, questions about...
Known as the Basel III Endgame, U.S. banking regulators have recently proposed a set of amendments to capital rules governing financial institutions with >$100 billion in assets. While there...
More than 80% of the large European companies taking part in the Coalition Greenwich Voice of Client – 2023 European Large Corporate Trade Finance Study have adopted strategies to make supply...
The market structure supporting the trading of U.S. Treasuries has been under close scrutiny for the past decade. A series of events including the taper tantrum (2013), flash rally (2014), repo...
Financial institutions are increasingly prioritizing improving data automation processes via technology in order to enhance efficiency and accuracy throughout the trade life cycle. With...
In 2019, Coalition Greenwich and Refinitiv, an LSEG business, embarked on a series of reports1 delving into the future of trading. These reports explored the profound changes sweeping across...
Interest rates at a 15-year high and the mini bank crisis of March 2023 have been a double whammy for small and midsize corporate borrowers, making it expensive and sometimes impossible for them...
During the first half of 2023, bank performance varied across business lines. For the fixed income, currencies and commodities business, lower volatility and a slowdown in institutional client...