Coalition Greenwich examines 10 of the biggest market structure trends they will be watching in the new year.

The accelerating pace of change in institutional investment markets is placing a premium on asset manager agility. The asset management business is being transformed by a host of powerful trends, including soaring interest rates, increased...

The market structure supporting the trading of U.S. Treasuries has been under close scrutiny for the past decade. A series of events including the taper tantrum (2013), flash rally (2014), repo market stress (2019), pandemic panic (2020), and...

Investment fund distributors are easing up on environmental, social and governance requirements for asset managers on their platforms in the face of concerns about performance, questions about regulations and reporting standards, and weak demand for...

Sustainable investing is moving into a new and more mature phase. In Europe and North America, many institutions now have more than a decade’s experience with sustainable investments. Because of this experience, a set of trends and best practices is...

Spending on market data is going up across the board.

Has the practice of engaging investment consultants changed in recent years or do the same tried-and-tested principles still apply? Are there different strategies and tactics that managers should now be employing to maximize relationships with...

Japanese institutions are embarking on an ambitious plan to remake their investment portfolios by significantly expanding allocations to alternative asset classes. That transformation is introducing a new level of complexity that will eventually...

Institutional investors and asset managers in 2023 are facing a host of challenges and changes in a market that is evolving rapidly. In this report, Coalition Greenwich examines the top trends impacting institutional asset management in 2023.

So many institutions are using alternative data (alt data) today—data not traditionally used for investing—that the label is increasingly a misnomer. In fact, 44% of institutional asset managers and hedge funds in our recent study are currently...