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.
Trading volume in Agency Securities increased last year.
Trading volume in Agency Securities increased last year.
Defined benefit plans’ funding ratios continue to improve in 2014. Over 54% of fund sponsors, (compared to 41% in 2013), are now reporting funding ratios exceeding 90%.
Equity derivatives remain essential tools for institutional investors, but the lack of volatility in global markets has reduced trading volumes.
In Asia and Europe, market fragmentation continues to be relatively high while the top 5 banks in the U.S. are (re)gaining penetration, approaching 50% at the expense of smaller players.
Although the U.S. swaps market has been radically transformed, market participants are still evaluating trading on swap execution facilities (SEFs) and how they may adapt their derivatives trading operations to comply with new regulation.
FX trading volumes are consolidating in the hands of the world’s biggest FX dealers.
Usage requested by Counterparty (Guarantees, Standby LCs, Import LCs) remains by far the key reason for use of trade finance by U.S. companies.
Total compensation for Convertibles traders increased last year.
Demand for domestic public bonds fell 4% from last year but demand for USD public bonds feel even more, at 7%.
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