European investors enter 2025 with a surprising level of optimism given the set of economic, political and geopolitical challenges facing Europe’s investment markets.

Executives’ positive sentiment is driven by new administration and rate cuts; however, there remains concern regarding national debt, tariffs, and a potential recession. A number of companies have already started to partner with fintech providers.

U.S. Treasury trading volume grew 20% year over year in 2024, driven by macroeconomic uncertainty and facilitated by an increasingly efficient electronic trading ecosystem.

Total U.S. corporate market average daily notional volume (ADNV) has grown for the third year in a row and set a record for the second year in a row, reaching $46 billion—a 21% year-over-year jump.

The ascendency of private market strategies, an innovation boom in ETFs and the growing challenge of a trans-Atlantic divide on ESG are just some of the trends that will help define the global asset management industry in the year ahead.

U.S. equity market structure has evolved into a construct that would make Rube Goldberg blush.

Coalition Greenwich interviewed institutional investors globally to gain insights into how they perceive their manager relationships, particularly those that they consider strategic partnerships.

The year ahead is arguably the most unpredictable since the start of the pandemic. Geopolitics are complicated, U.S. regulatory policy is uncertain, and although it seems like U.S. equity markets can’t stop going up and interest rates have nowhere...

In 2024, Coalition Greenwich undertook a study with institutional investors to assess the latest trends in Investment Consultant relationships.

In 3Q24, Coalition Index Investment Banking revenues were up by 13% on a YoY basis.