FOW: Banks expect mainframe computers to remain at the heart of their technology infrastructure as artificial intelligence adoption accelerates, with most technology executives saying AI will not challenge their existing reliance on the systems...
The Bond Buyer: Electronic trading is gradually gaining more influence in the municipal bond market, leading more market observers to recognize the value that e-trading can bring...
Reuters Breakingviews: Industry consultant Coalition Greenwich estimates that NBLPs took in $114 billion in revenue in 2025, up 138% since 2023. This coincides with massive growth in banks’ prime lending, which roughly doubled in two years...
GlobalCapital: US exchange group hopes MarketAxess can help solve its fixed income puzzle but new ownership will not automatically draw liquidity
Finance Magnates: The interest extends beyond Kalshi's retail base. A January 2026 survey of 53 US market-structure specialists by Crisil Coalition Greenwich found that nearly three-quarters expected prediction-market data to hold tangible...
The Wall Street Journal: Last year, 49% of the market for U.S. investment-grade bonds was traded electronically, up from 20% a decade earlier, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. Over the same period, the share of high-yield bonds traded...
The Bond Buyer: This deal "speaks to the maturity of electronic trading," Coalition Greenwich head of market structure and technology Kevin McPartland said. "The market continues to be so competitive and all of the players have been so...
Traders: Audrey Costabile, Senior Analyst, Market Structure & Technology at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, also sees adaptability as the defining characteristic separating agentic AI from conventional algorithms.
Yahoo Finance: Bond trading volume is probably going to increase. Kevin McPartland of Crisil Coalition Greenwich reported in April that corporate bond market trading hit an average of $65 billion traded per day in March.
Investment News: A new study released July 2026 by Crisil Coalition Greenwich found that more than half of US brokers who participated expect to increase headcount across desk coverage (52 percent), on-desk trade assistants (48 percent), and...
