Global Securities Services Index revenues grew marginally in FY21 and is attributed to higher asset levels and continued strength in transaction volumes.

Eighty-six percent of buy-side equity investors in the U.S. use a third-party order management system (OMS).

The derivatives industry is braced for change spurred on by a wide variety of factors, ranging from regulation to technology to emerging asset classes. 

This new report explores how OTC IRD are used today and what changes are coming to the market in 2022 and beyond.

Investment in “wealthtech,” or digital solutions that facilitate wealth management processes, hit record levels in 2021. Demand has been driven by a number of major acquisitions emblematic of what could be described as an industry renaissance.

As 2021 comes to a close, Libor activity remains... but for how long?

Whether it’s market structure modernization, movement on crypto or market data itself, we know that there will continue to be plenty of action out of the Gensler administration.

Controlling risk has been a central theme for banks since the financial crisis of 2008. During that time, U.S. regulators addressed issues concerning practices tied to market making, derivatives exposure, counterparty risk, and more.

The past four years have brought a notable uptick in e-trading of domestic-currency, G10 investment-grade and hard-currency credit in Asia, with domestic-currency bonds leading the way.

U.S. option market volumes caught fire in 2021. Records were made, broken and then almost immediately broken again. The top six volume months in the history of the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC) reporting occurred in 2021.