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Bloomberg: A record $39 billion of U.S. corporate debt was bought and sold on average every day last year, helping the biggest banks generate the most credit-trading revenue since 2013, according to data from SIFMA and Coalition Greenwich...

Bloomberg: Banks made billions last year from trading corporate debt, derivatives according to Coalition Greenwich.

MarketsMedia: Coalition Greenwich finds a positive correlation between asset managers’ perceived commitment to D&I and their performance in a range of important service and business metrics—including likelihood to be recommended by consultants....

Bloomberg: While deferred underwriting fees will still be rolling in over the coming quarters,...most of those fees will find their way to banks’ top lines, said Eric Li.

Bloomberg: Investment banks have earned as much as $15 billion from underwriting and advisory work with special purpose acquisition companies since the start of last year, according to research firm Coalition Greenwich.

The Trade: Greenwich Associates found that every single basis point in IG spreads can equal $1 billion in savings for end investors, and for less liquid assets the increase is greater.

Investment Executive: Progressive firms are favoured by institutional investors and consultants, Greenwich reports.

P&I: "In some industries, the economic payoffs of diversity and inclusion can take time to emerge," said Susan L Gould.

Institutional Investor: A perceived commitment to diversity and inclusion is linked to a better perception overall, according to Coalition Greenwich.

Traders: Greenwich Associates found that 6% of institutional investors currently invest in digital assets and more than 80% indicated they would be interested in institutional investment products that hold digital assets.