In The News

DL News: Liquidity trumps regulation as pro crypto traders' top concern, Coalition Greenwich found.

IFR: Data provider Coalition Greenwich said 40% of US investment-grade corporate bonds were traded electronically in 2022, up from 26% in 2019, while high-yield e-trading volumes have more than doubled over that period.

Forbes: Coalition Greenwich, in its look at the technology needs of asset managers, proposed outsourcing as a useful solution.

Bloomberg: “Market activity suggests that dealers are increasingly looking to e-trading tools to manage their risk, where only a few years ago that activity was handled over the phone,” said Kevin McPartland.

Forbes: Stephen Bruel said that since 2020 the pandemic, rate volatility and geo-political conflicts took up a lot of mind share. 

AltAssets News: A Coalition Greenwich study has found Canadian institutional asset managers are diverting their portfolios...

P&I: Canadian institutional asset managers steered their portfolios more to private markets and away from traditional equity and fixed-income securities in 2022...

BusinessWorld: According to the recent Coalition Greenwich India Corporate Banking Study, almost 90 per cent of large and middle-market Indian companies are optimistic about their future prospects...

Financial Express: An increasing number of large and middle market corporates are turning to large private banks for their borrowing needs, a report from Coalition Greenwich

The Trade: New research from Coalition Greenwich has found that 62% of European investment-grade corporate bond trading volume was executed electronically last year – making Europe the most electronic bond markets globally.