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Asset Actualidades: In 2025, European companies allocated an impressive 45% of their commercial portfolio to their main suppliers on average. European companies are moving towards allocating a greater share of trade finance relationships to global...

Markets Media: Tokenizing high-quality collateral is “shaping up to be a 2026 game changer,” said Crisil Coalition Greenwich in their recent report; 'Top Market Structure Trends to Watch in 2026.' “While the utility of the expanded trading hours is...

Investment News: “Despite the boost the change in regulatory approach has provided to the industry, we’d be remiss not to think about the potential for the exuberance to become irrational,” said Kevin McPartland, head of Research for Market...

FT: Precious metals trading revenues at the top 12 global investment banks were about $1.4bn between January and September, putting 2025 on course to be the second-best year on record for gold trading, behind 2020, according to Crisil Coalition...

Global Custodian: Eric Li, Head of Global Banking Research, Crisil Coalition Greenwich, shared his views with Global Custodian on how fund operating models, regulatory developments, and digital assets will shape the Funds industry in 2026. "With...

The Banker: Crisil Coalition Greenwich forecasts that Equities and Fixed Income Commodities and Currencies trading businesses are unlikely to experience the performance highs of 2025 in the coming year. The firm's data shows that Equities trading...

Financial News: Banks' total markets revenue is expected to reach $259bn in 2025- the highest figure since 2009, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, and a 12% increase from a bumper 2024. Macro traders are also eyeing a strong 2026. This year...

S&P MI: Major U.S. and European banks are on course to book a total of $346 billion in revenue this year, up from about $315 billion in 2024, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. they estimate that global investment bank revenues in 2026...

The Desk: Retail Investors are leaning back into bonds, according to a recent Crisil Coalition Greenwich report – and are increasingly owning them directly, rather than through financial intermediaries. Kevin McPartland says that the growth...

GTR: In October, research from Crisil Coalition Greenwich found that U.S. banks had steadily lost ground in the Asian Corporate Trade Finance market– a shift driven by the impact of Washington’s tariffs on China and local lenders boosting their...