We strongly believe the human banker will remain the cornerstone of commercial and corporate banking relationships. Going forward, AI will make bankers more effective in their client interactions by customizing presentations, generating personalized insights and recommendations, and contributing to solutions tailored to individual clients.
In this edition of our annual report, The state of North American retail wealth management, we will unpack this unexpected year. How resilient were business models in 2020? What was the impact of the pandemic on client relationships and pricing? And...
This edition of Insights, focuses on new client acquisition. Using our granular and longitudinal industry dataset comprising 10 million North American wealth management clients, we look at how advisors who are successfully adding new relationships...
Europe’s domestic banks are increasingly at risk of losing ground in trade finance to larger regional and global banks that are winning over corporate clients with a powerful combination of broad global networks, innovative digital platforms,...
As retail investors poured back into bonds in late 2022, and the percentage of those bonds held directly grew from 32% at the end of 2021 to 51%—their highest level since early 2013—the market began to debate if a structural shift had occurred. This...
Professionals at buy-side firms are demanding technological advances and new cutting-edge tools to gain an advantage in the front office. Among a long list of new developments, workflow automation and interoperability stand out as top priorities...
Customization is a critical component of asset management success. Institutions are increasingly seeking tailored solutions to meet their unique needs. Asset managers must balance customization with operational efficiency to remain competitive. Our...
The U.S. Treasury central limit order book (CLOB) has been a cornerstone of the U.S. Treasury market for three decades, providing a platform for buyers and sellers to trade with anonymity, firm prices and instant execution.
1H25 Coalition Index Investment Banking revenues rose 13.3% YoY.
Transaction Banking revenues remained stable in 1H25, with unchanged performance in Cash Management, and a marginal increase in Trade Finance following the recovery in Trade activity.
Securities Services Index Revenues increased during 1H25 driven by growth in both Fees and Net interest income.
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