Bloomberg: The biggest investment banks typically have a little more than 1,000 front-office employees in their equities trading divisions, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Traders: “It’s the infrastructure and technology that has been built over the past 10 years that has allowed this trading to occur,” said Kevin McPartland.
Ignites Asia: Asset managers will face heightened competition to win a smaller number of mandates handed out by Japanese institutions... according to new research from Coalition Greenwich.
Reuters: Tradeweb is one of the top three trading platforms for European government bonds, alongside Bloomberg and MTS, according to Coalition Greenwich.
The Desk: US Treasury volumes saw an average daily notional value (ADNV) of US$918 billion in February 2024, Coalition Greenwich’s March Data Spotlight has reported, up 41% YoY.
Reuters: Last year, global markets revenue at the world’s 11 largest trading houses was 6% lower than in 2022, according to data compiled by Coalition Greenwich.
Regulation Asia: New FIA and Coalition Greenwich research identifies capital requirements as the single greatest issue facing derivatives market participants.
Reuters: "While a single, central clearinghouse for Treasuries does offer operational and capital efficiencies, history has shown that competition ultimately leaves the market with a more robust and often lower cost solution," said Kevin McPartland...
Markets Media: For derivatives end users, tokenization was the biggest potential game-changer for the trading and clearing workflow according to a survey from Coalition Greenwich.
P&I: With the size of the U.S. market, it will remain a powerful voice in the ESG debate, even if it is divided, said Christopher Dunn.
