The mainframe isn’t going anywhere and remains deeply embedded in banking infrastructure, even as institutions expand their use of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
The mainframe isn’t going anywhere and remains deeply embedded in banking infrastructure, even as institutions expand their use of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
Crisil Coalition Greenwich’s study on Creating and Capturing ETF Demand focuses on understanding investors’ ETF practices and expectations so as to help managers differentiate their offerings and optimize distribution.
The buy side’s network of derivatives executing and clearing brokers helps determine its success, as these counterparties provide critical services that end users rely on to manage the complexities of their derivatives books.
Low-touch electronic equities brokers entered the summer of 2026 with swagger.
The vast majority of buy-side fixed-income traders and portfolio managers (PMs) use an order management system (OMS).
With a framework for a comprehensive agreement now in place, large companies in the Middle East are optimistic that local economies and businesses can get back to their previous strong growth trajectories, highlighting the region’s robust economic...
Sustained growth in wealth management firms is heavily shaped by two inputs: advisor will and advisor skill.
The global corporate foreign exchange (FX) market is in transition, according to findings from our Voice of Client – 2025 Global Treasury Services Study. Corporate priorities are shifting from a focus on electronic efficiency back toward the value...
Our U.S. Institutional Market Sizing analysis brings these perspectives together by combining asset sizing, flows, product demand signals, allocation trends and competitive positioning.
Many institutions in the U.S. and Canada started employing ETFs to execute tactical tasks within their portfolios.
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