The Full FX: A new study from Coalition Greenwich says corporate treasuries are not paying enough attention to their FX activities, and could greatly enhance performance through the adoption of different practices.
The Desk: Kevin McPartland said, “While the US Treasury markets remain the centre of fixed income trading attention in 2024 because of both rate-cut expectations and equity market volatility, corporate bond market activity continues its upward trend...
Financial News: Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich, said U.S. banks now have more financial firepower to invest in talent and can extend more credit to clients. This in turn has helped funnel more M&A work to their...
Bloomberg: “Asian fixed-income investors are already planning to increase their usage of e-trading across product categories and trading protocols,” Kevin McPartland.
Bloomberg: ...the top 12 prime brokers made about $20.4 billion from the business in 2023, up about 25% from a decade ago, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Economic Times: Ruchirangad Agarwal said, "Over the past 12 months, we have seen an increase in activity by large corporates in India across various outbound, cross-border corridors into other markets within the Asia-Pacific region, into Europe, and...
Business Standard: The pace of growth in the revenue pool from corporate banking services for banks in India moderated to 4 per cent year-on-year in calendar year (CY) 2023, down from 15 per cent in CY 2022, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: Trading volume in Treasuries amounted to over $1 trillion for each of the seven trading days through Aug. 8, a record string of such outsized levels, according to Coalition Greenwich data. The week’s wild swings underscore the...
IR Magazine: A study by Coalition Greenwich finds that institutional investors prefer information presented in shorter, snappier formats. Based on conversations with investors around the world in 2023, the research shows that 79% of...
It’s been a quiet secret on Wall Street for years now: A cohort of money managers are outsourcing the buying and selling of financial assets to the likes of Bank of New York Mellon Corp. in a bid to cut costs. Yet it’s never really been clear how...
