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Bloomberg: A Coalition Greenwich survey found that 76% of Latin American firms said they expect increased adoption of electronic trading this year. Bloomberg recently saw an increase of 215% in electronic bond trading volume over last year.

Markets Media: David Easthope, senior analyst and head of fintech research on market structure and technology at Coalition Greenwich  said in a blog that the  U.S. election could be a turning point for crypto market structure. “For...

Traders: Equity traders looking to stay ahead of the curve—and the competition—are turning to alternative trading systems (ATSs) that are experimenting with new innovative features to improve trading outcomes, according to a new report from...

Global Trading: In a recent Coalition Greenwich report, 91% of U.S. low-touch brokers and their buy-side clients reported that they were at least a little interested in new trading venues, and a further 40% of participants wanted to see even more...

Markets Media: “The Alternative Trading Systems gaining traction today have sparked a hunger for further innovation, paving the way for the next generation of groundbreaking trading venues to emerge,” says Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at Coalition...

The Desk: In September, overall trading in U.S. rates rose 1% year-over-year, standing at 59% of volumes, while the average daily notional volume stood at US$988 billion, up 35% year-over-year, Coalition Greenwich noted in its October Data Spotlight...

Traders: Derivatives market participants have renewed their focus on capital and margin optimization in response to the high cost of capital and the regulatory push toward central clearing, according to Coalition Greenwich. “Netting of futures and...

The Full FX: A new report from Coalition Greenwich finds that margin optimisation is once again a big feature of market participants’ thinking, including a refocus on how and where they trade interest rates products, as well as where they clear them...

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