The ascendency of private market strategies, an innovation boom in ETFs and the growing challenge of a trans-Atlantic divide on ESG are just some of the trends that will help define the global asset management industry in the year ahead.

The year ahead is arguably the most unpredictable since the start of the pandemic. Geopolitics are complicated, U.S. regulatory policy is uncertain, and although it seems like U.S. equity markets can’t stop going up and interest rates have nowhere...

In 3Q24, Coalition Index Investment Banking revenues were up by 13% on a YoY basis.

Borrowers’ outlooks on loan growth and lending volumes are much more positive compared to this time last year.

A combination of short- and long-term drivers will continue to encourage the use of electronic execution in FX trading.

The U.S. fixed-income market has seen renewed excitement and an increase in interest in the past two years, following aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.

The goal of any buy-side trader is to achieve best execution.

Convertible bond investors are increasingly adopting electronic trading. Coalition Greenwich data shows that in 2024, 30% of global convertible bond investors utilized electronic trading tools for at least some of their trades, up from 28% in 2022.

Institutional investors in Asia are optimistic about the future investment environment and are looking to put capital to work across a range of asset classes—especially in international assets and alternatives, where asset owners are planning a...

Bond traders don’t like their market compared to the equity market. But the staggering growth of electronic trading in the bond market, renewed retail demand and regulatory change are finally making the bond market’s equitization a reality.