Dramatic advances in artifical intelligence (AI) are quickly changing this technology from a banking buzzword to a critical capability that helps drive better outcomes for clients.

If providing technology to enable electronic trading of corporate bonds was the first phase of the market’s evolution, then gathering, analyzing and putting data to work is phase two.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting all parts of the economy and our daily lives, from self-driving cars to personal digital assistants. Financial institutions, of course, will not be exempted from this disruption.

Continuing innovation in the cryptocurrency space has led to increased transaction volume, trading volume and skyrocketing valuations. As market participants realize that bitcoin and its crypto brethren are not just a passing fad but rather an...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission should abandon the failed Tick-Size Pilot in small-cap stocks to free up time and resources for other experiments in equity market regulation, such as the proposed Access Fee Pilot Program, stock exchange...

The blurring of lines between asset management and investment consulting represents a huge challenge to asset managers, since roughly 90% of their institutional clients rely on consultants for guidance.

Both patent protection and open-source software development can benefit the distributed ledger technology ecosystem.

European institutions have the investment capabilities and expertise required to take on trade finance as a new asset class.

This report finds that global and regional bond dealers that made the biggest IT investments over the past decade have also achieved the highest levels of market share growth.

As the number of exchange-traded funds (ETF) model portfolios grows, broker-dealers, fund platforms and other distributors of these vehicles face an increasingly complex task in selecting the right portfolios and providers.