Traders: Coalition Greenwich said in a report at the start of this year that adding more exchanges increases complexity in an already fragmented marketplace...
WSJ: About 41% of the $20.3 billion in investment-grade corporate bonds that changed hands this July were traded electronically, up from 26% in July of 2019, according to Coalition Greenwich..
SPGMI: "The third quarter has been materially slower, with lower client volumes, lower volatility and head count turnover," Michael Turner told S&P Global Market Intelligence.
IFR: Deutsche’s roughly US$5.1bn in H1 debt and currency trading revenues were nearly double the level it recorded over the same period in 2019 and gave the bank the third largest share of these markets in the first six months of the year,...
Reuters: The 12 biggest investment banks globally earned $28 billion in revenues from trading commodities, bonds and currencies in the first quarter of 2021, up 15% from a year earlier, according to Coalition Greenwich data.
The Washington Post: “The industry is mildly freaking out,” Kevin McPartland said in an interview.
Institutional Asset Manager: Danielle Tierney says: “The demand for integration throughout the trade surveillance alert process is driving innovation across the compliance landscape..."
Hindu Business Line: “One of the biggest ways banks supported Indian companies in 2020 was by helping them make the abrupt shift to remote work and digital channels in the early days of the Covid-19 crisis,” says a recent report by Coalition...
Bloomberg: Don’t expect corporate bonds to begin trading in a centralized system like equities anytime soon, says Kevin McPartland.
FT: “Institutions expect sustainable investments to generate attractive returns, either matching or outperforming benchmarks,” notes Davis Walmsley. “[But] many also expect additional benefits, such as portfolio diversification or...
