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.

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.

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...

Derivatives help a wide range of end users manage risks and improve returns. 

Coronavirus uncertainty kicked-in in earnest the week of February 18th causing volume and volatility to spike.

Macroeconomic volatility in Asia could actually be working to the advantage of the world’s biggest corporate banks.

The combination of macroeconomic volatility, slow economic growth, historically low interest rates, and further increasing know your customer (KYC) requirements has made for a tough market for corporate banks in Europe.

Corporate treasury departments are increasingly recognized for what they have always been: centers of analytical excellence. Thus, as the demands on the corporate treasurer expand, treasury departments are looking to new technologies and third-party...