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The Trade: The growth reflects increasing buy-side demand for all-to-all trading, particularly driven by the corporate bond market, according to the latest Coalition Greenwich report.

Bloomberg: Non-bank liquidity providers, generated $25.6 billion executing orders in equities, fixed income, currencies and commodities markets, according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. 

The Desk: “Electronic trading played a crucial role in enabling the market to support the massive volume spike,” Coalition Greenwich observed.”

FundFire: "Market volatility creates divergence in asset manager performance, which in turn has the potential to create divergence in the manager slates assembled by investment consultants," Mark Buckley.

Traders: Increased demand for data and analytics was named a 2025 market structure trend to watch by Crisil Coalition Greenwich.

IFR: SMBC’s acquisition of a 20% stake in Yes Bank deepens its presence in India and analysts expect it to herald more interest in the country's financial sector from Japanese banks. “It is a win-win situation for both. Near-term it is a bigger...

Markets Media: Increased demand for data and analytics was named a 2025 market structure trend to watch by Crisil Coalition Greenwich, which noted that traders and investors need to work harder to find an edge. 

Benefits Canada: Roughly six in 10 (59 per cent) institutional investors view their asset manager as a strategic partner in their work, according to a new survey by Crisil Coalition Greenwich.

Bloomberg: The findings from the discussion support the results of Coalition Greenwich’s 2024 Global Buy-Side Compliance and Surveillance Study, which was conducted in partnership with Bloomberg, and point to the longevity of many of these issues.

IFR: Average daily volumes in the U.S. corporate bond market have more than doubled in the past decade to about US$50bn, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, driven by an eightfold increase in E-trading volumes to US$21bn.