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IFR: Revenues at Nonbank Liquidity Providers rose 46% to a record USD$114bn last year as they continued to take market share from banks, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. 

FT: Industry revenues of NBLPs jumped 45% from 2024, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. The boom in revenues highlights how trading companies have become Wall Street powerhouses in recent years as regulations put in place after the 2008...

AFTE: Recent studies among a large number of International Treasurers show relatively low levels of satisfaction with the services offered by Financing and Investment Banks. The Coalition Greenwich Voice of Client - 2025 Europe Corporate Cash...

Option Finance: According to a study conducted by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, 62% of European Treasurers say they use AI or study use cases in their organization. However, we are not yet talking about a surge: in detail, only 10% have actually...

The Desk: “The market is undeniably in a period of change, as scheduled auctions take share from interdealer brokers, interdealer brokers work to deploy enhanced technology, and the competition between CLOBs is the highest it’s been since […] the...

The Desk: According to Coalition Greenwich, Investment grade E-trading held steady MoM at 49% of volumes, rising by two percentage points YoY. In high yield, E-trading’s market share was down by two percentage points both YoY and MoM to 31%....

J-Money: According to the Crisil Coalition Greenwich Voice of Client – 2025 "Japanese Institutional Investor Survey", Japanese pensions, university funds, and foundations are already planning to expand their allocation to real estate and...

Markets Media: According to Aamir Hazaria, Director of Competitor Analytics at Coalition Greenwich, volatility linked to tariffs and geopolitical developments played a major role in accelerating trading activity across U.S. equity markets. “In...

eFinancial: Crisil Coalition Greenwich noted that the average size of an American investment grade trading team grew from 3.2 to 3.4 people between 2024 and 2025, while the average size of an American high-yield trading team grew from 2.0 to 2.2...

AGF: Foreign Exchange liberalization, tighter monetary policy, and increasing transparency have helped Nigeria reemerge as one of the most commercially compelling financial markets in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new report by Crisil Coalition...