Data continues to be the driver and inhibiter of transaction cost analysis (TCA) adoption. While the majority of market participants we spoke with in a recent study are, in fact, incorporating cost analysis into their fixed-income investment...

The factors of high hiring rates combined with an expected expansion in allocations to alternatives are likely to further accelerate a shift in investment strategy and portfolio composition. The 2022 Greenwich Quality Leaders in Continental...

Driven by a combination of investor interest and companies’ need to seek alternative funding, global private credit grew more than six-fold since the Global Financial Crisis, surpassing $1.3 trillion in 2022. Faced with challenging macro conditions...

The technology investments wealth management firms make today will play a big role in determining their ability to support financial advisors in their efforts to win clients and retain assets in the future.

Digital asset years are like dog years. The changes in 2022 equate to nearly a decade of change in traditional markets.

Japanese fixed-income investors may consider revisiting some long-established trading practices after the Bank of Japan took what could be the first small step toward unwinding its near decade-long policy of ultra-low interest rates.

To say the institutional equities business is cutthroat would be an understatement at best, particularly for brokers competing in the electronic or algorithmic arena.

There are both macroeconomic and market structure reasons why retail investors haven’t held bonds over the past decade.

It’s official: As of Q4 2022, Libor is dead—with virtually all new loans and renewals in the final months of the year priced on SOFR or other alternative benchmarks.

The past year has been one of both transition and preparation, paving the way for 2023 to be a year of regulatory implementation and acceptance that current market conditions are the new baseline.