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Treasury Today: A report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich has found that Corporate Treasury departments are not getting the productivity boost they anticipated from their investments in AI. Despite around half of Large Corporates globally committing...

Traders: While geopolitical tensions has always been a factor in the derivatives market, it has come to the fore given the ongoing conflicts globally, according to a recent report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich- 'Drivers of derivatives market...

The Desk: Although almost half of Asian Institutional Investors anticipate a significant increase in private debt allocations over the next three years, expectations of growth in the asset class have declined substantially year-on-year, according to...

FT Fundfire: Most Private Fund managers are still far from effectively adopting AI in their operations, despite the technology's burgeoning profile. That's according to a recent study from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, and Allvue Systems. The...

FT Fundfire: Most Private Fund managers are still far from effectively adopting AI in their operations, despite the technology's burgeoning profile. That's according to a recent study from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, and Allvue Systems. The...

Financial News: Fixed-income trading activity has surged. Nearly $80bn of U.S. Corporate Bonds and more than $1.4tn of U.S. Treasuries were traded on 3 March, up 56% and 40% respectively from 2025’s full-year averages, according to Crisil Coalition...

FT Fundfire: Graystone Consulting, a Morgan Stanley unit, has again topped Coalition Greenwich's ranking of large Investment Consultants, at a time when Institutional Investors are demanding more from these firms as it relates to alternative...

IFR: Global banks’ precious metals trading revenues jumped 60% last year to a record of nearly US$4bn, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. That came as concerns over tariffs, the value of the U.S. dollar, and mounting government debt sent...

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