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Bloomberg: The revenue share of non-banks across the FX industry still remains relatively small from a market making perspective, accounting for around 5% of overallrevenues, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. That’s because while they’re...

DB Flow: Across key treasury functions, AI is moving from experimentation to active deployment. Drawing on his latest treasury survey, Dr Tobias Miarka of Crisil Coalition Greenwich explains where AI is adding most value – and why some companies are...

The Desk: A recent Coalition Greenwich report showed Average daily notional volumes in U.S. Corporate Bonds were up 13% year-on-year in May, reaching US$60 billion. Investment grade bonds led the charge, with ADNV up 18% YoY, while high...

Bloomberg: Jesse Forster, Head of Equities, Market Structure and Technology at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, sees Outsourced Trading becoming an increasingly common option among Institutional Investors. He calls it “a third channel” on top of two...

The Desk: A recent report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich highlights the lack of movement among the platforms competing for market share in the U.S. Rates trading space. Rather than competition, the report suggests that firms are instead innovating...

BPM: Research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich shows that 25% of Canadian Institutional Investors intend to significantly reduce holdings in both active and passive Canadian Equities, with around 30% indicating plans to substantially increase...

Trade Web: The dealer-to-client Electronic-Trading volume of the U.S. Rates market was 58% in March this year, compared to 48% five years ago, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. This continues a multi-year trajectory of steady...

Finance Feeds: According to Coalition Greenwich, Electronic-Trading now represents more than 40% of U.S. Investment-grade Corporate Bond trading and continues growing across high-yield and European Credit Markets. That transition accelerated after...

The Trade: A recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich study indicates that Institutional client interest in NBLP liquidity is on the up, particularly in highly liquid Electronic markets, such as Equities, U.S. Treasuries, ETFs and listed Derivatives. When...

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.