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Global Trading: Retail participation in listed Derivatives has become one of the most closely watched structural shifts in the market, and according to the latest Crisil Coalition Greenwich and FIA 2026 Derivatives Market Structure... 

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...

DPN: A new study by Coalition Greenwich confirms what many market observers had already suspected: German Institutional Investors are caught between lower return expectations and growing pressure to better manage risks, meet regulatory requirements...

Bloomberg: Globally, banks’ precious metals desks earned an estimated $3.9 billion in revenue last year, the highest amount in a series that goes back a decade, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. Some major banks were caught “on the wrong side...