The Desk: Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, commenting on U.S. debt, said: “It’s a supply and demand concern. If the U.S. government wants to borrow more money than the world is willing...
FOW: “The year ahead is arguably the most unpredictable since the start of the pandemic. Geopolitics are complicated. U.S. regulatory policy is uncertain. And although it seems like U.S. equity markets can’t stop going up and interest rates have...
Fintech Magazine: Banks are collaborating with fintechs to meet fast-evolving treasury needs – helping corporate finance teams become more strategic. While the new wave of treasury solutions offers numerous benefits, it also presents challenges...
DL News: Coalition Greenwich highlighted 10 trading trends to watch in 2025. The report also said it foresees a bigger overlap between traditional finance, dubbed TradFi, and DeFi. It’s a bond that analysts reckon will only strengthen this year...
Markets Media: Demand for derivative products seems “insatiable” as futures tracking interest rates and equity markets saw record volumes in 2024 according to the latest report from Coalition Greenwich: 'Top market structure trends to watch in 2025...
Markets Media: Coalition Greenwich said in its 'Top market structure trends to watch in 2025' paper that traditional firms are introducing access to TradFi assets via DeFi mechanisms. Traditional investors can trade crypto via exchange-traded funds...
FT: Deutsche is ranked within the top three banks in fixed income in Europe and Asia, excluding listed derivatives and clearing, according to Coalition Greenwich...
FT: “Markets revenue collectively for the banks has been stronger than what we were forecasting at the beginning of [2024],” said Mollie Devine...
Global Custodian: Looking ahead at the Private Debt Funds industry in 2025, Eric Li, head of competitor analytics – banking research, at Coalition Greenwich, writes that: '...We expect the servicing model for this industry to evolve in 2025....
Global Finance: FX services have been gaining ground on companies’ balance sheets over the past few years, currently driving an average 50% of corporate value allocation, according to recent research by Coalition Greenwich.
