Commercial and industrial loan demand surged in 2024, driven by rate cuts and improving economic sentiment. But can this momentum continue into 2025? Uncertainty about the business environment threatens to slow growth.

Canadian asset managers prioritize efficient access to liquidity backed by great service and are increasingly turning to electronic trading to get the job done.

Senior derivatives leaders believe that macro trends will have the greatest influence on the derivatives market in the year ahead.

Rather than devoting new resources to win relationships with new companies, European corporate banks and their international counterparts are targeting existing clients for growth. 

The European equities commission wallet rose a modest 4% in 2024, though challenges remain due to an ongoing focus on efficiency and cost savings.

The adoption of cloud by banks and financial market infrastructures (FMIs) has reached a significant milestone, with over a third of applications and services already migrated to the cloud.

In this report, we identify the top trends to watch in commercial banking in 2025 and provide our perspective on how each of these trends will impact commercial banks and their clients.

The U.S. mortgage-backed securities (MBS) market is one of the largest in the world and is set to experience more growth in e-trading.

European investors enter 2025 with a surprising level of optimism given the set of economic, political and geopolitical challenges facing Europe’s investment markets.

The digital asset investment frontier is expanding. With a pro-crypto administration arriving in the U.S. and a belief around the globe that digital assets are here to stay, we see a growing universe of investment firms developing digital asset...