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Der Treasurer: Competition for corporate clients is fierce in the trade finance business. This year, Unicredit once again dominates the German market and Commerzbank is losing ground.
Der Treasurer: Competition for corporate clients is fierce in the trade finance business. This year, Unicredit once again dominates the German market and Commerzbank is losing ground.
Professional Pensions: The provision of customised asset management service propositions to pension schemes can be both expensive and create operational complexity, Crisil Coalition Greenwich says.
Insurance Asset Management: According to a new report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, around 40% of institutional investors – and more than half in continental Europe and Canada – have said asset managers who provide bespoke or customised offerings...
The Desk: Half of Institutional Investors favour managers who offer them more customisation, a recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich report has found – leading to additional mandates and higher profits for providers. Customisation allows investors to...
Bloomberg: Global banks are on track to make $39.5 billion in revenue from rates trading in 2025, which would be the most since 2020, and more than any other trading business, according to figures from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. The industry, which...
IFR Asia: The Reserve Bank of India is proposing to prohibit bank funding for acquisitions of financial intermediaries such as nonbanking financial companies, and alternative investment funds, and for transactions involving related parties. “This...
GTR: U.S. banks have steadily lost ground in the Asian corporate trade finance market, new research suggests, in a shift driven by the impact of Washington’s tariffs on China and local lenders boosting their capabilities. The share of Asia-...
Insight Investment: Mark Buckley, Global Co-Head of Investment Management, Crisil Coalition Greenwich offers insights based on its conversations with investors worldwide. Institutional investors entered the year with varying asset-allocation...
CoStar: "Banks are willing to lend for new projects given a host of factors — increasing property values, a more lending-friendly administration, a potentially renewed focus on growth — that will be profitable," Gregory Schneider, director of...
CME Group: A new study from Crisil Coalition Greenwich reveals how cross-margin opportunities, like those available from CME Group’s Portfolio Margin program, are driving change in fixed income. See how these impressive savings are reshaping the...