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The Desk: Retail Investors are leaning back into bonds, according to a recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich report – and are increasingly owning them directly, rather than through financial intermediaries. Kevin McPartland says that the growth...

FT: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, almost half of all trading in Treasuries this year has been done by one-to-one messaging or over the telephone in transactions too large and complex to be conducted without human involvement- the biggest...

Bloomberg: Wall Street firms are expected to generate $165 billion in revenue from trading in fixed-income, credit and commodities this year, up 10% on 2024, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. In the Group-of-10 rates business, revenue is...

IFR: “We used to have conversations after the pandemic about whether trading revenues are going to normalise back down at some point,”  said Mollie Devine, head of Markets Competitor Analytics at Coalition Greenwich. “We’re not having those...

The Desk: “Many market participants credit ETFs with putting afterburners on E-trading growth in the Corporate Bond market, and the formula is starting to play out in Munis. That said, the “CUSIP problem” and buy-and-hold nature of thousands of Muni...

Bloomberg: The industry’s fee pool is expected to reach $94 billion this year, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. That would be an 18% increase from 2024. Part of the increase in revenue will come from banks’ prime brokerage divisions, they...

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