The global pandemic is putting economies and financial systems around the world under unprecedented stress. In India, this represents an even sterner test for a banking system that is still...

The influence of the Federal Reserve on trading day-to-day has waned since it announced “unlimited quantitative easing” in mid-March. The Fed’s purchase target amount has declined from $300 billion...

The COVID-19 panic affected corporate credit markets more directly than any other aspect of the financial system. Credit markets were the center of the storm. The first Fed program, the FIMA Repo...

Corporate bond market structure has shown its resilience in 2020 like never before. Even in the most volatile days, before the Federal Reserve stepped in and the migration to working from home...

CSDR will lead to marked changes in market structure and impinge on all aspects of traders' responsibilities. As the demands on European buy-side traders' time continue to ratchet up, they have...

The market data fee debate rages on. Although the majority of fees are not spent with exchanges, exchanges are still seen as having the largest say in setting the cost of market data feeds....

Even as countries around the world are planning to emerge from lockdown conditions, there is no doubt that the coronavirus has already changed the way we operate and live. Digital adoption is...

 As problems with the application process for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans have subsided, banks should start bracing for another massive wave of unintended consequences.

Capital markets have become flooded with a deep pool of audio and written content that can provide unique insights for investors. This "unstructured" data can be absorbed by traders, but to truly...

After the rollercoaster of March, which experienced first a panic among investors, then a rush to funding by corporates, followed by unprecedented central bank and fiscal support for markets and the...