While past performance and brand strength are less important for selection onto intermediaries’ platforms, they are clear drivers for attracting assets from clients.

European asset managers are at the forefront of a move by institutional investors to integrate exchange-traded funds (ETFs) into their investment portfolios.

Yen fixed-income trading volume increased 25% this past year and the aggregate market share of the five largest Japanese dealers now accounts for more than 56%.

While commission rates on equity trades vary from country to country and from developed to emerging markets, new research reveals that commission rates vary from investor to investor within markets.

Zions Bancorp takes top honors for 2014 Greenwich Excellence Middle Market Banking.

Four banks take top honors for 2014 Greenwich Excellence Mid-Corporate Banking.

Small and regional banks dominate the 2014 Greenwich Excellence Awards for Satisfaction and Quality.

Competition among a large and diverse group of banks has created a buyer’s market for companies in need of credit and other banking services. 

The concept of trading multiple asset classes through a single trading system is alluring, but traders' appetite for the systems shows a disconnect between the model and its practicality.

Large European companies are turning to foreign banks specializing in specific international markets.