Institutional Asset Manager: Research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, conducted in partnership with SIX, found that 86 per cent of respondents across 73 buy-side and sell-side firms were using or evaluating AI in investment and trading workflows....
The Economic Times: Precious-metals desks at the world’s biggest banks generated record earnings in the first half of 2026, putting the industry on course for its strongest year as surging investor demand and sharp price swings created lucrative...
Bloomberg: Precious metals traders at the world’s top banks made record profits in the first half of this year, putting them on track for their best-ever annual result as surging investor interest and sharp price swings generate huge opportunities...
American Banker: The wealth management industry's traditional dividing line between do-it-yourself investors and clients who hire financial advisors may no longer apply to many affluent households.
PlanAdvisor: Employees are increasingly asking for a blend of adviser-led and self-directed wealth management and retirement planning.
AFTE: Cette Lettre du trésorier d’octobre consacre trois articles à l’actualité des paiements : développement de Wero, bilan du premier anniversaire de la procédure du bénéficiaire effectif (verification of payee, VoP), tendances relatives aux...
Finance Magnates: For most traders, the weekend has been a pause button: news broke on Saturday and the market answered on Monday. That pause is starting to disappear as brokers, crypto platforms and banks prepare for more flexible market hours...
Bloomberg/Financial Advisor: For decades, US equity exchanges have hit the pause button every night, leaving markets shut for several hours. Come December, the lights will stay on much longer as the stock market shifts toward around-the-clock...
Business World: Indian banks incurred nearly $500 million in mark-to-market losses on their foreign exchange (FX) trading books in the first half of 2026 after a Reserve Bank of India (RBI) limit on rupee positions forced lenders to unwind...
Economic Times: According to a report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, banks subsequently recovered around $400 million of those losses as market spreads widened and positions were normalised, the research showed.
