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Institutional Investor: New research from Coalition Greenwich shows that more than 85 percent of U.S. institutional investors work with a consultant, a statistic that has trended upward in recent years.

Financial News: The top 12 prime brokers made $20.4bn in 2023, up more than 25% in a decade, according to Coalition Greenwich. “We expect to start seeing a redistribution to the tier two and three banks,” said Youssef Intabli, head of equities and...

P&I : A new report from Coalition Greenwich, titled "Investment Consultants Grow in Size and Influence," reveals that the consultancy industry is undergoing rapid consolidation.

Global Trade Review: “Payables has historically been the most popular product, generally outperforming receivables finance,” says Eric Li, head of competitor analytics, banking research at Coalition Greenwich. “However, we may be seeing a change in...

Demica: Payables has historically been the most popular product, generally outperforming Receivables Finance, however, we may be seeing a change in the market, says Eric Li, Head of Competitor Analytics - Banking Research. 2023 Coalition Greenwich...

TabbFORUM: In a recent report of 95 buyside firms, including 40% with assets under management (AUM) greater than $50 billion, Coalition Greenwich found that 10% of them are paying commissions to outsourced trading desks, indicating significant...

JD Supra: As we begin 2024, institutional investors continue to see the appeal of private equity. A Coalition Greenwich 2024 report on private markets in North America suggests that institutional investors in both Canada and the U.S. plan to...

Ignites Asia: This represents a "meaningful shift in approach", Seiji Ishii, head of investment management, Japan at Coalition Greenwich and co-author of the report, says.

Bloomberg: According to a recent study by Coalition Greenwich, which looked at electronic trading in Latin American markets, “76% of study participants expect their e-trading adoption to grow in the coming year...

Bloomberg: "As the year unfolds, we will be watching to see if this continues and whether it will translate to increased execution spend and a boost in revenues for brokers and other research providers,” said Tarun Hariharan.