Bank Account Management (BAM) consists of the policies, procedures and actions corporates follow to open, close or modify bank accounts held by their financial institutions.

U.S. Institutional investors weigh in on sell-side service.

Emerging market fixed-income trading volumes are projected to be on the rise in the next year, and a growing share of those trades will be executed electronically.

Brokers will be earning about 20% less on European equity research as of the end of 2019 as a result of MiFID II—a reduction of about $300 million

This new Greenwich Report takes a deeper dive into what it will take for asset managers to compete and succeed in a maturing industry.

This report examines the current state of the fixed-income business, top concerns of both large and middle-market dealers, technology priorities, and the most likely path forward.

Technology has been both the cause and effect of massive change across the capital markets. Whereas technology was once fighting to keep up with the demands of the business, trading desk heads today often struggle to keep up with the latest and...

The FX market offers a plethora of counterparties and trading protocols – but how do market participants go about choosing among them?

Nearly half of institutional equity investors globally are expected to ask their brokers for customized algorithms next year—a percentage that shows just how fast equity execution technology is evolving, and how hard brokers must work to keep pace.

The U.S. Treasury market structure has been heavily influenced by the clearing arrangements that serve as its foundation. Those arrangements, and the market structure itself, could be on the verge of rapid and dramatic change.