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Credit Union Daily: The financial-services research firm Crisil Coalition Greenwich, benchmarking and analytics firm found 71% of bank technology executives believe AI will not challenge their institutions’ continued use of mainframes. At the...

International Financing Review: Analytics firm Coalition Greenwich said the share of banks' G-10 rates revenues coming from "flow trading" decreased from about 65% in 2019 to 55% last year as options and inflation trading – another Goldman...

Benefits and Pensions Monitor: A Crisil Coalition Greenwich survey published earlier this year found that 80 per cent of Canadian institutions have used active equity ETFs and 53 per cent have used active fixed income ETFs - adoption rates that...

Financial News: Combined half-year revenue from prime services at the top 12 banks globally jumped 51% compared with the same period in 2025, according to data provided to Financial News by research firm Crisil Coalition Greenwich.

etfexpress: A new report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, Creating and Capturing ETF Demand, examines how active ETFs are on a strong growth trajectory in Europe among both institutional investors and fund distributors/intermediates.

ETF Stream: Can selling “boomer candy” provide a route to success in the ETF industry? Goldman Sachs is now betting heavily on it. 

FOW: Banks expect mainframe computers to remain at the heart of their technology infrastructure as artificial intelligence adoption accelerates, with most technology executives saying AI will not challenge their existing reliance on the systems...

The Bond Buyer: Electronic trading is gradually gaining more influence in the municipal bond market, leading more market observers to recognize the value that e-trading can bring...

Reuters Breakingviews: Industry ​consultant Coalition Greenwich estimates that NBLPs ​took in $114 billion in ⁠revenue in 2025, up 138% since 2023. This coincides with massive growth in banks’ prime lending, which roughly doubled in two years...

GlobalCapital: US exchange group hopes MarketAxess can help solve its fixed income puzzle but new ownership will not automatically draw liquidity