As 2021 comes to a close, Libor activity remains... but for how long?

Whether it’s market structure modernization, movement on crypto or market data itself, we know that there will continue to be plenty of action out of the Gensler administration.

When companies consider reducing the amount of business they do with a particular cash-management provider, poor service is usually the reason. The top reasons that companies give for reducing the role of a cash-management provider are heavy process...

Eighty-five percent of corporates saw business priorities change following COVID-19 with main areas of focus: liquidity, supply chains, digitization, and ESG.

The COVID-19 crisis triggered a surge in demand for trade-finance services among large U.S. companies. Amid the logistical and geopolitical challenges caused by the pandemic, companies need expertise and assistance in reassessing, maintaining and...

Controlling risk has been a central theme for banks since the financial crisis of 2008. During that time, U.S. regulators addressed issues concerning practices tied to market making, derivatives exposure, counterparty risk, and more.

Review key industry trends for the institutional investors market in Japan.

After a surge of bank firings by companies disappointed by a perceived lack of support during the early days of the COVID-19 crisis, conditions are normalizing in the commercial banking market. However, bankers cannot afford to rest on their laurels...

While U.S. Treasury average daily volume (ADV), volatility and electronic trading all ticked upwards as the market moved from transitory inflation to accelerated Fed tightening in 2021, year-over-year market averages only tell part of the story.

Banks’ digital capabilities are starting to have a bigger and more noticeable effect on the competition for corporate banking clients. The largest U.S. companies are allocating additional business to banks that have invested in digital platforms...