Traders: Where does trading speed stand as a differentiation strategy for market makers, proprietary trading firms, hedge funds and other active market participants? Crisil Coalition Greenwich, cited trading speed as one of its 10 'market structure...
FOW: The U.S. Treasury central clearing mandate will “at the very least be delayed”, according to a report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich last week. Meanwhile, OpenGamma told FOW a delay would result in firms missing out on the potential benefits...
CoinTelegraph: S&P Global cited research by Crisil Coalition Greenwich showing that the majority of private credit investors are still frustrated by a lack of liquidity, transparency and efficiency in the private credit market. According to S...
Markets Media: The buy side is cautiously optimistic about the future,” says Jesse Forster. “The recent SEC reforms and the new SEC Chair’s focus on cooperation between regulators and market participants have created a sense of renewed possibility...
FOW: The U.S. Treasury central clearing mandate will “at the very least be delayed”, according to a report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich last week. Last month, the DTCC said the expansion of U.S. Treasury clearing in 2025 is a “huge priority” as...
Reuters: Robust investment banking fees, strong trading income and easing pressure to boost deposit rates should make for a happy earnings season for U.S. banks. Trading revenues hit record volumes of $224.6 billion last year, according to Coalition...
Reuters: U.S. banks will probably report stronger earnings this week, fueled by robust deal-making and trading in the fourth quarter. Trading revenues surged to a record $224.6 billion in 2024, according to an estimate from Crisil Coalition...
DL News: Crisil Coalition Greenwich predicts the ETF influence will get even bigger in 2025.
Bloomberg: Does the collapse of Stenn so soon after Greensill suggest that the Trade Finance industry needs a rethink? Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich said in an interview: “It doesn’t really bode well for the...
Bloomberg: Coalition Greenwich research shows that the the number of equity analysts has declined in the last decade. Apart from an outlier or two, the reductions have been widespread and few equity research departments have been spared.
