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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...

Bloomberg: In the decade through 2022, analyst headcount at a group of 12 major investment banks shrank by about one third to just under 3,000, according to data from Coalition Greenwich.

Traders: “The Canadian equity market is undergoing a transformation marked by an embrace of electronic trading with an onus on sourcing liquidity in difficult-to-trade small and mid-cap names,” said Jesse Forster.

The Trade: Electronic trading platforms captured almost a third (32%) of overall Canadian equity trading volume in 2023, with this share expected to rise in the next three years, a new report by Coalition Greenwich has found.

Benefits Canada:   Forty percent of institutional investors say they plan to increase allocations to private debt investments over the next three years, according to Coalition Greenwich.

Investment Executive: Institutional investors in both Canada and the U.S. are planning to increase their allocations to private assets over the next three years, according to new research from Coalition Greenwich.

Insurance Asset Management: Over the past three years, nearly half of U.S. and Canadian investors raised their long-term target allocations to private equity, and 42% increased allocation targets for private debt, according to  Coalition...

Traders: “Managers anticipate a continued upward trend, projecting algorithmic trading to reach 40% and crossing networks to increase to 8% within the next three years,” said Jesse Forster.

WSJ: “They’re not the first, and they won’t be the last to challenge CME’s dominance,” said Kevin McPartland.

Bloomberg: Brokers ‘getting squeezed,’ says Coalition Greenwich’s Forster.