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Reuters: European Investment Banks' market share in Capital Markets shrivelled to an estimated 32% in 2025, from 41% in 2012,... Their share of revenue from Market Trading, by contrast, has held relatively steady in recent years at 31% of the...

FT: Research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich shows that the six biggest systemically important banks through the end of 2025 were holding significantly more capital than regulations required - an average of 2.4% across the group - in anticipation of...

Bloomberg: Currency traders’ increasing reliance on algorithms is sparking a debate about the merits of traditional banks versus independent firms in the $9.5 trillion-a-day Foreign-Exchange market, says a new Coalition Greenwich report. “A select...

The Desk: Global Futures volumes are up 71% between 2019 and 2025 with Fixed Income being the engine for that growth. A new Crisil Coalition Greenwich report makes clear that the macroeconomic environment of the past several years has been unusually...

SWT: The recent recognition by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, naming Columbia Bank a regional Best Bank for Middle Market Cash and Relationship Management, ties directly into the earnings story. Strong client satisfaction in these core markets can help...

Finance Magnates: A new study from Crisil Coalition Greenwich found one in five of Buy-side Equity traders  saw the quest for work-life balance as their biggest source of fatigue and burnout. Jesse Forster, senior analyst in Market Structure...

Wealth Pro: New findings from Crisil Coalition Greenwich’s latest Canadian Institutional Investors Study show that 25% of institutions intend to significantly reduce holdings in both active and passive Canadian Equities. At the same time, none of...

Bitget: The results of a Crisil Coalition Greenwich survey of Buy-side Equity Traders, which found that one in five saw the quest for work-life balance as their biggest source of fatigue and burnout. Jesse Forster, senior analyst in Market Structure...

The Trade: According to a recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich study, 19% of U.S.-based market structure specialists felt that prediction markets encourage gambling and have the capacity to produce negative effects on the industry, such as introducing...

Finance Magnates: Just over half of the traders in a new Crisil Coalition Greenwich study cited 'internal technology issues' as their single biggest source of fatigue or burnout. Jesse Forster, senior analyst in Market Structure & Technology...