Although the U.S. banking industry has at least until now avoided a much-feared run on small banks, steady deposit outflows are increasing funding costs for banks of all sizes and driving up the price of commercial loans.

MiFID II is an updated version of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), a set of rules and regulations that govern the financial markets in the European Union (EU).

One-third of executives cite likeliness to choose a bank that demonstrates commitment to ESG will increase over the next 5 years.

The derivatives market is no stranger to tumult and bad publicity.

Fixed-income markets are the lifeblood of the global economy. Access to credit—in other words, the ability to borrow money—played a major role in society’s evolution over the past 500 years and continues to support innovation for economic and social...

Now that the official comment period on the SEC’s proposals related to equity market structure has passed, we’re seeing a dramatic increase in the flow of questions, opinions and (in some cases) data from market participants about what may be next.

More than a quarter of the world’s commercial payments and almost 30% of receivables now flow through nonbank or fintech alternative payment platforms.

Several disruptions over the past years in both the U.S. Treasury and repo markets have inspired the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to take a closer look at trading dynamics and the possibility of expanded clearing.

Sixty-seven percent of institutional investors told us that hybrid working has driven them to use social media more than they had pre-pandemic.

Large companies are asking their banks for advisory services, enhanced customer service and improvements in ease of doing business to help them sustain and grow their businesses amid increasing economic headwinds.