The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted nearly every aspect of daily life—including banking. That disruption poses massive risks for the millions of companies around the world that rely on their banks for liquidity, capital and other critical services....

Many asset owners and investment consultants have begun to reassess the optimal level of China exposure in their portfolios and how to best achieve this objective.

Electronification has created opportunities and perhaps the most interesting and most analyzed second-order effect is the spread of algorithmic trading.

With the buy side trading desk allocating just over one-third of its budget to technology, traders have more tools and flexibility than ever at their disposal.

Buy-side firms are increasingly willing to invest in a TCA platform rather than make do with free services or proprietary tools.

Leading local banks continue to rise in prominence as more Asian corporates willing to “mix and match” across markets.

Corporate product usage has increased in international products and interest rate hedging.

The “Money-in-Motion” analysis is based on the reported hiring expectations of institutional investors across a range of asset classes, including traditional and alternatives products and active and passive mandates. 

Almost 75% of corporates would allocate more business to providers delivering new insights based on AI and predictive analytics.

Despite huge volume jumps in other markets, U.S. corporate bond volumes grew only slightly in February compared to the same period in 2019 as measured...