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The Desk: Electronic trading of US credit erupted in May 2024, according to analysis of the US credit market by Coalition Greenwich.

The Trade:  Coalition Greenwich research found that nearly half of buy-side respondents want separate coverage relationships with their brokers’ high- and low-touch desks.

MarketWatch: The appetite for bonds has dramatically grown for retail investors over the past year, which may fundamentally change how fixed-income assets are traded.

Markets Media: “In this new market environment, partnership with brokers and fintech providers is more important than ever to buy-side trading desks,” says Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology and...

Markets Media: Kevin McPartland said in a report that an increasing number of client orders are now executed with little or no human intervention.

The Trade: Building on top of the increased electronification of the U.S. corporate bond market over the past decade, trading automation is now the key focus area according to a new report from Coalition Greenwich. The U.S. corporate bond market...

P&I: “Canadian institutions are making big investments in private debt,” said Todd Glickson, head of investment management-North America at Coalition Greenwich, in a recent study, citing an increase in average allocations from 4% to 6% of total...

P&I: In an environment where plan sponsors are focusing on preserving their surpluses, “fixed income wins; private (assets) win…equity is a shrinking pie,” leaving "middling" equity managers vulnerable to getting pushed out and pushed down, said...

Traders: According to a new study from Coalition Greenwich, less than half of global risk professionals are confident in their risk management processes during normal market conditions. Financial service firms are in a race to keep up with the...

The Trade: Less than half (37%) of risk professionals say they are prepared to manage risk tied to the next market shock, a new report from Coalition Greenwich has found.