Efinancialcareers:JPMorgan has begun to see electronic trading firms as direct competitors. Last year, it cut some of its lending to Jane Street after it made a push into credit markets.
Leap Rate: Jefferies Financial Group is winding down its outsourced fixed-income trading desk and losing unit head Joram Siegel, just a year after seeking to expand the business.
Briefs Finance: Jefferies is stepping back from its outsourced fixed-income trading operation, reversing course in an area where it had been adding traders last year.
Financial Times: The biggest US bank significantly curbed the lending it provided to Jane Street for its bond trading last year, according to people familiar...
International Financing Review: That comes as major banks are expected to report a double-digit percentage rise in precious metals trading revenues this year, building on 2025’s record haul of roughly US$4bn, according to analytics provider...
Finance Magnates: The established firms have continued to eat the banks’ lunch, particularly in electronic market-making. Non-bank trading firms generated an estimated $114 billion of revenue in 2025 (an increase of 45% over the previous year...
The Paypers: Australia’s largest corporates are increasingly preparing for the transition to real-time payments, according to new research published by Australian Payments Plus (AP+) and Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Green Sheet: Corporate Australia embraces real-time payments as finance leaders look beyond speed, according to the latest research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich
Merchants Eye: Australian Payments Plus research reveals 73% of large Australian firms are aware of the real-time payments transition, with 43% actively planning to adopt the New Payments Platform for treasury automation.
Global Brands: On 20 August 2026, five days before PaidIt launched, Australian Payments Plus published research with Crisil Coalition Greenwich covering 682 large Australian organisations.
