Green Sheet: Corporate Australia embraces real-time payments as finance leaders look beyond speed, according to the latest research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich
The Paypers: Australia’s largest corporates are increasingly preparing for the transition to real-time payments, according to new research published by Australian Payments Plus (AP+) and Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Merchants Eye: Australian Payments Plus research reveals 73% of large Australian firms are aware of the real-time payments transition, with 43% actively planning to adopt the New Payments Platform for treasury automation.
Global Brands: On 20 August 2026, five days before PaidIt launched, Australian Payments Plus published research with Crisil Coalition Greenwich covering 682 large Australian organisations.
WatersTechnology: Most of the discussion surrounding ICE’s MarketAxess buy has focused more on benefits for the front office than the data possibilities.
CFO Tech: Australian Payments Plus and Crisil Coalition Greenwich have published research showing rising adoption of real-time payments among large Australian companies. The study found that 43% of surveyed organisations have started planning...
CU Today: Despite the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence and cloud computing, bank technology executives aren't preparing to pull the plug on their mainframes, according to new research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
The Desk: Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings are one of the largest drivers of US rates trading activity, according to Coalition Greenwich research, and are turning to alternative trading systems to act fast.
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...
