U.S. banks continue to rank on top in European fixed income and some captured meaningfully more market share this year. 

Virtually all banks today are touting a new commitment to customer service. But bank customers—both retail and commercial—need to ask one important question: Is this commitment lip service or is it real?

For the second consecutive year, the volume of structured products distributed to retail and high net worth individuals increased to just over $70 billion (a 35% increase on a matched sample basis versus a year ago).

In a global market in which it’s increasingly tough for banks to make money in fixed income, Asia stands out as a welcome exception.

Who are the banks recognized by corporate treasury professionals as market leaders and best in quality? Banks recognized as 2019 Greenwich Leaders in U.S. Large Corporate Banking, Cash Management and Trade Finance are announced.

The ability to deliver that extra something sets the 2019 Greenwich Quality Leaders in Asian and European Intermediary Distribution apart from their rivals.

Institutional investors are increasingly looking to partner with dealers who have sophisticated pre- and post-trade analytics, deep data and advanced electronic tools.

Companies and banks in the Nordics and the Netherlands could be leading the way toward a new and increasingly digital future for the European trade finance industry.

The Greenwich Associates Canadian data noted a rise of over 40% in volume in secondary credit trading in the 12 months ending in the spring of this year.

Large companies in Asia are turning to the biggest banks in the region for support as they navigate disruptions caused by the U.S.-China trade war...