Traders: Jesse Forster said in the report: “Managers anticipate a continued upward trend, projecting algorithmic trading to reach 40% and crossing networks to increase to 8% within the next three years.”
P&I: While there's continued demand for large private markets managers with established brands and solid track records, "there's a reason for asset owners to be open to talking to firms that aren't specialists," said Todd Glickson.
CTM file: In a recent blog post by Coalition Greenwich, the firm’s Stephen Bruel and Thomas Jacques discuss research on the FX Global Code (FXGC). Central banks and market participants from 20 jurisdictions worldwide developed the FXGC to promote "...
Wealth Professional: Coalition Greenwich's research, titled ‘Northern Lights: Illuminating Trends in Canadian Equities,’ revealed that Canadian portfolio managers allocate approximately half of their budget to sales and research, with just over...
Treasury & Risk: Most financial institutions lost some ground on customer satisfaction over the past two years. Coalition Greenwich research found that, from 2022 to 2023, the average NPS for community banks dropped 5 full points. Super-regional...
Finextra: According to Jesse Forster the quest for capabilities around data analytics and quality of execution measurements is driving this new trend.
Der Treasurer: Auch in diesem Jahr ist die Commerzbank nicht vom Thron zu stoßen und führt das Feld bei der Marktdurchdringung im Cash Management in Deutschland weiterhin an. Das geht aus der aktuellen jährlichen Befragung der Beratung...
Markets Media: “Sourcing natural liquidity remains the buy-side’s primary determinant in allocating a diminishing commission wallet, and desks are reducing their broker lists while concentrating flow to their top providers.” said Jesse Forster,...
FundFire: Asia can also be a diversifier in a broader infrastructure portfolio, said Todd Glickson...
Traders: According to the Coalition Greenwich report 'Globalization of Algorithmic Equity Trading: A Buy-Side View', “while roughly 58% of traders in North America look at performance against peers and performance vs. estimated cost models, only 35...
