AGF: As Africa undergoes a dramatic transformation in its financing landscape, global banks and investors are taking a renewed interest in the continent’s evolving capital markets. A recent report by Crisil Coalition Greenwich projects that Africa...
AInvest: The strategic logic of a Pinnacle-Synovus merger is further reinforced by the cultural and operational alignment of the two institutions...Their shared commitment to customer service - evidenced by 45 Crisil Coalition Greenwich Best...
Markets Media: “Even as electronic execution becomes the norm, the human touch has emerged as the ultimate differentiator,” says Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at Crisil Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology, and author of U.S. equity...
Traders: “We expect both broker-client relationships and broker competition to be more data-driven as the buy side continues to generate more data around their trading,” said Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst at Crisil Coalition Greenwich and author of...
The Desk: A quiet summer has allowed dealer-to-client electronic trading levels in U.S. rates to reach a yearly high, Crisil Coalition Greenwich suggests. Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at the firm, and Neha...
The Desk: Crisil Coalition Greenwich notes that amid overall market growth, dealer-to-client trading is taking a smaller percentage of total volumes. Between 2017 and 2025 YTD, its share fell from 83.5% to 75.2%. Interdealer trading now represents...
Bloomberg: Non-bank trading firms have boomed in recent years by investing in technology, largely unfettered by the regulatory requirements many lenders face. “It’s been a very positive environment,” said Raman Kalra, Head of NBLP Competitor...
The Trade: Speaking to The TRADE, Jesse Forster, head of equity market structure and technology at Crisil Coalition Greenwich, said: “TCA has become vital because the buy-side has been forced to quantify their trading data more than ever. Their...
Global Trading: A third of U.S. buy-side equity traders are using broker-provided analyses for transaction cost analysis, according to a Crisil Coalition Greenwich report – up from 20% in April 2024. These analyses tend to be in the form of one-off...
GRR: “I think it’s the go-forward strategy for most of the banks, where you do have to lend to some extent to build the relationships, but then expect to be able to generate ancillary revenues to make trade lending more RoE-accretive,” says Minal...
