Buy-side traders share key insights around selecting the right trading counterparties and fintech partners for their unique needs and workflows.

The U.S. corporate bond market has gone electronic over the past decade and now is moving onto phase 2—automation.

The expansion of investment and trading into global strategies, new products and electronically traded markets couple with recent macro and financial stresses, has tasked risk managers to enhance their risk monitoring capabilities.

Global markets trading revenue of the Coalition Greenwich Index Banks declined 6% in 2023 (FY23) compared to the previous year. This decline was driven largely by drops in equity derivatives, commodities, FX, and emerging-markets (EM) macro trading...

The prevalence of macro and geopolitical disruptions—changing interest rates, armed conflicts and potential recessions—continues to drive volatility, the need to hedge, and opportunities to generate alpha.

Fixed-income traders are excited by core execution management system (EMS) functionality and are keen to adopt more advanced trading techniques.

It’s a buyer’s market for corporate banking services in the Middle East. Attracted by economic momentum and a bullish outlook, global banks are targeting the Middle East as a key region for growth. With local banks building out capabilities and...

Transaction Banking Revenues grew significantly in FY23 driven by strong growth in Cash Management offset by marginal decline in Trade Finance wherein 2H underperformed 1H.

Securities Services Index Revenues increased moderately in FY23 driven by higher Net Interest Income and growth in Asset under Custody/Administration. These were partially offset by decline in Fees owing to margin compression and lower client...

The majority of the U.S. Treasury market is traded electronically.