Amid the many changes in regulations and technology unfolding in global fixed-income markets in 2016, one thing remained the same: Citi is at the top.

The European trade finance market continues to feel the effects of the RBS retrenchment. RBS’ 2014 pullback put clients and money into motion, as companies moved to find new trade finance providers. That volatility has not completely settled and in...

Three global brokers are pulling away from the pack in the Asian equity research/advisory business—a break from historical patterns characterized by a more gradual slope among major competitors.

For the second year, an unusually large amount of corporate banking business and relationships is up for grabs.

Although the flow of European fixed-income market share to U.S. competitors slowed considerably last year, the market’s post-crisis evolution is far from complete.

A partial retreat in Asia by several global fixed-income dealers does not reflect any diminished growth opportunities—rather the results of hard decisions banks have been forced...

A group of eight banks, led by three “trillionaire” banks, Chase, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo, comprises the 2016 Greenwich Best Brand Award winners in Middle Market Banking.

A group of eight banks, led by three “trillionaire” banks, Chase, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo, comprises the 2016 Greenwich Best Brand Award winners in Small Business Banking.

USAA Investment Management and BB&T are the top performers the second annual Greenwich Excellence Awards in Wealth Management and Personal Investment Services.

2015 brought little respite to investors, as most markets were flat or declined sharply, roiled by fears over global growth, volatile commodity prices, international political discord, and domestic crises.