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Efinancial Careers: 49% of investment grade trading and 35% of high yield trading in the U.S. now takes place electronically, and this is increasing, according to Coalition Greenwich. In investment grade, the average daily trading volume for...

FT: “Citi has a tremendous corporate franchise and a lot of the technical expertise to serve the commercial segment largely in place,” said Chris McDonnell.

Hubbis:  The pressure on transaction banks is further highlighted in a digital transformation benchmarking study by Coalition Greenwich...

Reuters:  The biggest UK banks tracked by research firm Coalition Greenwich made $12 billion from wealth management in 2023, up 11% year-on-year, and St James's Place is projecting 7% future growth in the overall wealth market.

Euromoney:  A digital transformation benchmarking study published in July by Coalition Greenwich noted that transaction banking in Asia has digitalized at a slower pace than other parts of corporate banking.

The Full FX: A new study from Coalition Greenwich says corporate treasuries are not paying enough attention to their FX activities, and could greatly enhance performance through the adoption of different practices.

The Desk: A smaller proportion of Treasury trading is done electronically than was previously estimated. In 2023, 59% of volume was executed electronically, lower than Coalition Greenwich’s previous estimate of 64%, based on data from the New York...

The Desk: Kevin McPartland said, “While the US Treasury markets remain the centre of fixed income trading attention in 2024 because of both rate-cut expectations and equity market volatility, corporate bond market activity continues its upward trend...

Financial News: Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich, said U.S. banks now have more financial firepower to invest in talent and can extend more credit to clients. This in turn has helped funnel more M&A work to their...

Bloomberg: “Asian fixed-income investors are already planning to increase their usage of e-trading across product categories and trading protocols,” Kevin McPartland.