Treasury Today: Eric Li, Head of Global Banking Research at financial services benchmarking and analytics firm Crisil Coalition Greenwich, highlights the push and pull factors driving the expansion of transaction banking operations in Asia; “The...
Financial Advisor: Academic research is increasingly probing how generative AI and reinforcement learning might reshape Wall Street - often in ways few anticipated. A recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich study showed that 15% of buy-side traders...
Traders: “The ability to source natural liquidity—not just large blocks—is very much on the buy-side’s mind,” said Jesse Forster, Head of Equity Market Structure & Technology at Crisil Coalition Greenwich. “It doesn’t have to be block-sized...
Financial News: Jesse Forster, senior analyst at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, said AI’s potential to improve banks’ client interactions “could see immediate results” and therefore make it a more attractive use of the technology in the short term....
Markets Media: Stephen Bruel, who heads up the derivatives and foreign exchange practice on the market structure and technology team at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, said in a report that while parts of the exchange-traded derivatives workflow are...
Bloomberg: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, the industry's revenue from prime services has grown faster than any other product within equities trading over the last five years, with income hitting a record $27.7 billion in 2024. Crisil...
Treasury Today: Tobias Miarka noted that obtaining reliable information about tariffs – and insights about how to best navigate a constantly shifting set of trade policies – has been a pervasive problem for companies this year.
Traders: Nearly a quarter (24%) of buy-side trading desks plan to implement internal AI technologies for trade execution in the next 12 months, with 15% already doing so, according to a new report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
The Banker: Crisil Coalition Greenwich estimates that global U.S. banks will report a 10% gain in markets revenue as traders benefit from shifting U.S. tariff policies.
The Desk: A slight cooling in average daily notional volumes in U.S. rates trading, down 7% to US$1,012 billion from May’s US$1,097 billion, still represented a 12% increase YoY in June, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. Report authors...
