In The News

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.

The Tribune: Banks later recovered about USD 400 million as market spreads widened and positions normalised, says Crisil Coalition Greenwich

Chief Investment Officer: The investment funds offer advantages and challenges in both active and passive strategies, analysts say.

Investment News:  A Chicago-based alternative trading system operator has struck a deal that could fundamentally redraw the boundaries of U.S. equity markets and create new weekend portfolio management demands for financial advisors.

FOW:Findings from the ‘US Treasury Central Clearing Pulse Survey’ conducted by the ValueExchange in June revealed that the industry is positioned well for cash Treasuries implementation but there remains considerable work to do in the repo segment.

Traders Magazine: Crisil Coalition Greenwich has appointed Dan Barnes as Head of Europe, Market Structure & Technology, according to a press release. Barnes joins Crisil Coalition Greenwich from Markets Media, where he served most recently...

FOW: US Treasury turnover has risen to nearly 4% of outstanding marketable debt per day in 2026, with a robust derivatives market among the factors supporting increased secondary market activity, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich.