Reuters: Global banks including top U.S. lenders are expected to report a 10% gain in markets revenue as traders cashed in on shifting U.S. tariff policies, according to estimates from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. It bases its estimates on the top 12...
Markets Media: “Optimizing trading algorithms in real time is the Holy Grail of AI for buy-side traders,” says Jesse Forster. “But is also a risky proposition requiring a significant investment of time and money, and one that only a handful of firms...
Traders: A new global study by Crisil Coalition Greenwich exposes a simple but urgent truth: true transformation requires a front-to-back approach.
BAI: To help banking leaders get up to speed, we put together a short, high-level glossary of important AI terms.
Zawya by LSEG: Crisil Coalition Greenwich said banks' performance in fixed income will depend on business mix (the size of their macro trading operations compared to credit trading); client mix (how prominent they are with institutional investors...
SPGMI: Revenue from equities, fixed-income, currencies and commodities trading at the world's leading sector players should grow between 10% and 15% in the quarter, according to preliminary estimates from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. Advisory &...
IFR: Banks’ markets revenues increased 10%–15% in the second quarter from the previous year, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, as trading desks continued to thrive in the high-volatility environment that has characterised the first half of...
Global Finance: "...according to Easthope, it remains unclear whether the advantages of a jointly issued bank stablecoin would draw companies away from those they may already be using or even from conventional technology integrated into their...
Markets Media: Crypto assets represent a new opportunity for the derivatives industry according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. The report said: “A notable 65% of the crypto buy side now trade some type of crypto derivatives, including...
GARP: As bitcoin investment strategies gain both governmental and private-sector credence, pension funds look to exchange-traded products as a reasonably inviting path into making portfolio allocations.
