IFR: Global banks’ precious metals trading revenues jumped 60% last year to a record of nearly US$4bn, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. That came as concerns over tariffs, the value of the U.S. dollar, and mounting government debt sent...
Tech in Asia: Global Corporate Treasuries are slow to adopt AI, according to a study by Crisil Coalition Greenwich. The report found fewer than 10% of treasury teams use AI for core functions like financial forecasting and fraud detection, with half...
Bloomberg: Treasury departments in global companies are struggling to adopt AI tools, according to a Crisil Coalition Greenwich survey, underscoring how slowly the technology is penetrating acritical function in Corporate Finance. “Corporate...
DB Flow: Data issues and slow integration/adoption are preventing AI's full potential from being realised in Corporate Treasury. Tobias Miarka, Global Head of Corporate Banking at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, examines what this means for businesses...
Der Treasurer: Among banks in German Cash Management, there is a new market leader, according to the results of Coalition Greenwich's annual study. Deutsche Bank is on par with Commerzbank AG. But who will be the other top banks in cash management...
The Desk: “The portfolio trading wars are in full swing among the major trading venues and have already resulted in increasingly sophisticated and easy-to-use analytics and execution tools for buy-side users,” observed Kevin McPartland and Neha Jain...
Finance Magnates: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich research based on interviews with some of the largest fund distributors in Singapore, fund distribution platforms have reported positive net asset growth across Equities, Fixed Income and...
Bloomberg: The relentless demand for Corporate Bonds is driving record trading volume. According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich., more than $61 billion of U.S. Corporate Bonds traded per day on average in January. That’s 11% hotter than at the same...
Bond Buyer: According to a new report from Coalition Greenwich, E-Trading continues its "slow, steady grind upward, reaching 18.7% of total volume in 2025," inching up 0.6 percentage points from 2024. the report notes that; "Broad adoption of Muni...
The Desk: Electronic trading of U.S. Treasuries declined in 2025 despite rising average daily notional volumes, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. ADNV was up 16% year-on-year to US$1 trillion, driven by dealer-to-dealer on-the-run Treasury...
