We strongly believe the human banker will remain the cornerstone of commercial and corporate banking relationships. Going forward, AI will make bankers more effective in their client interactions by customizing presentations, generating personalized insights and recommendations, and contributing to solutions tailored to individual clients.
The COVID-19 panic affected corporate credit markets more directly than any other aspect of the financial system. Credit markets were the center of the storm.
Corporate bond market structure has shown its resilience in 2020 like never before. Even in the most volatile days, before the Federal Reserve stepped in and the migration to working from home was just beginning, volumes surged, the largest trading...
Buy-side fixed-income trading desks have faced mounting demands on their time: the explosion of issuance, alongside greater transaction/trade reporting obligations, and increasingly rigorous internal audit requirements. However, they pale in...
Market data, in all its formats, has long been heralded as the lifeblood of trading. In the last decade, this truism has been magnified not only by the growing volume of data but also the increase in resources and expertise dedicated to sourcing,...
Even as countries around the world are planning to emerge from lockdown conditions, there is no doubt that the coronavirus has already changed the way we operate and live. Digital adoption is now a new necessity, as corporates seek to thrive in a...
Plentiful alternatives and COVID-19 frustrations will reduce barriers to switching and lead to significant opportunities for aggressive banks and other providers.
Starting with the increase in computational power in the 1980s, NLP has continued to expand and grow. Today, converging with machine learning and AI, NLP can power a trading system to both avoid bad trades as well as generate alpha.
Volumes dropped steadily throughout April as markets came to grips with the new normal: Fed intervention and what is likely to be a prolonged global crisis.
After the rollercoaster of March, which experienced first a panic among investors, then a rush to funding by corporates, followed by unprecedented central bank and fiscal support for markets and the economy, many looked forward to April as a return...
Even if you knew in advance who was the best axe in every name you called for the past five quarters and you called that person on the first try, the RFQ protocol would have cut your trading costs in half every time.
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