Markets Media: Brokers are battling shrinking commissions, staffing shortages and other growing pains as they rush to keep pace with the rapid expansion of e-trading in U.S. equities.“In addition to staffing issues, low-touch traders are still...
The Desk: In the U.S., which has a consolidated price tape for equities and fixed income markets, allowing for more transparent analysis, Coalition Greenwich found that 21% of equity trading in 2023 was conducted via high-touch sales-trading, which...
The Trade: With electronic equities trading continuing to rise, a notable proportion of US low-touch desk expect to expand their teams over the next 12-18 months, a new report from Coalition Greenwich has found. “Those who invest in the latest human...
APN News: The financial landscape is undergoing a significant shift with the rise of algorithmic investing. A 2023 study by Coalition Greenwich found that nearly 60-73% of all U.S. equity trading is now driven by algorithms.
The Desk: Analysis by Coalition Greenwich indicates a sudden rise in E-trading within U.S. investment grade markets. This coincides with increased competition in the space, as several venues innovate to grow their engagement with dealers and buy-...
Bloomberg: “Banks and brokers are getting squeezed on both ends, which is where we are seeing customer service deteriorating,” said Jesse Forster, a senior analyst of market structure and technology at Coalition Greenwich. “Investors are not getting...
Traders: Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst, Market Structure & Technology at Coalition Greenwich, said the industry is amenable to trying to make something work for this proposal. “There’s solid interest in experiments or pilot programs around tick...
The Trade News: A recent Coalition Greenwich report on fixed income trading technology confirmed this trend, highlighting two main contributing factors – the readiness of the asset class and improved attitudes towards electronic trading.
Benefits Canada: Canadian corporate pension funds reported an average funding ratio of 117 per cent, while public pension funds reported an average of 116 per cent, according to a new report by Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: Two thirds of global corporations that engage in foreign exchange transactions haven’t heard of the code, according to a study published in February by Coalition Greenwich.
