Markets Media: “As volumes grow and new regions become more integral to the derivatives market structure, operational risk increases, and capacity challenges become more pronounced,” says Stephen Bruel, Senior Analyst on the Market Structure &...
Traders: According to the 'How firms will manage the growing derivatives market' study by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, 70% of the industry professionals surveyed expect trading volumes to continue rising this year. While much of the early growth has...
Treasury Today: “These potential benefits are speeding up the digitisation of trade finance,” explains Toby Miarka.
The Trade: Recent market volatility has seen a major boost in the global derivatives market, with volumes expected to hit record levels in 2025, a report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich has revealed. According to a recent study conducted by...
Bloomberg: TNon-banks collectively made crypto-linked revenue last year similar to what they made in foreign exchange market making, or about $3.25 billion, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich this week.
Bloomberg: A group of non-bank market makers generated $25.6 billion of revenue from trades in equities, credit, currencies and commodities markets last year, according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Markets Media: “The growing presence of NBLPs in traditional bank-dominated markets is increasing competition and improving market liquidity, which ultimately works to the benefit of end investors,” says Kevin McPartland.
The Desk: In research from Coalition Greenwich, buy-side corporate bond traders are keen for venues to invest in all-to-all trading solutions.
The Trade: The growth reflects increasing buy-side demand for all-to-all trading, particularly driven by the corporate bond market, according to the latest Coalition Greenwich report.
Bloomberg: Non-bank liquidity providers, generated $25.6 billion executing orders in equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities markets, according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
