About one in five companies plans to reduce capital expenditures below expected levels for 2023 and almost 90% of those companies plan to reduce borrowing, including 15% of businesses planning to suspend borrowing altogether.

Large companies are asking their banks for advisory services, enhanced customer service and improvements in ease of doing business to help them sustain and grow their businesses amid increasing economic headwinds.

The average daily trading volume for U.S. Treasuries in March hit its highest level since March 2020, trading $863 billion per day (compared to $944 billion in March 2020).

The corporate bond market proved particularly resilient amid March’s bank-induced market stress. Volumes remained above those in 2022, averaging $40 billion traded per day (including investment grade and high yield).

FY22 Coalition Index Investment Banking revenues fell (13)% on a YoY basis.

The contribution of U.S. Commercial Banking to the total revenue pool has steadily decreased since FY19. This trend reversed in FY22 due to outperformance across products compared to CIB.

In 2022, inflation, rising interest rates and other macroeconomic headwinds replaced pandemic disruptions as the key challenges facing institutional investors in Japanese equity markets.

This Greenwich Report explores several drivers of investment in surveillance technology. These range from the system upgrades via new technology, better data, more analysis tools and methods, and connecting disparate systems and information.

Transaction Banking Revenues reached a decade high in FY22, driven by robust growth in Cash Management, while Trade Finance grew moderately.

See which asset managers are viewed as leaders in the industry according to institutional investors across Europe.