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The Trade: Around 40% of institutional equity traders in the US have pegged PFOF and regulatory changes surrounding it as the most crucial developing market structure trends for the year to come, according to research by Coalition Greenwich in...

SPGMI: Financial institutions with no Russian exposure still face significant indirect sanctions risk through the so-called correspondent banking services they provide to other banks.

Business Insider: Institutional investors have hit challenges with hiring staff internally, so they've been increasingly reaching out to consultants for support and guidance for their asset allocations, said Davis Walmsley.

Fortune: “People see Solana Labs as a natural place to experiment and have a stake in the future of DeFi,” says David Easthope.

Markets Media: Coalition Greenwich agreed that a spot Bitcoin ETF will help overcome hesitation among traditional financial advisors about recommending cryptocurrencies and could potentially attract billions of dollars in assets into crypto.

Financial Times: But they will also need to pull apart a market where the world’s top 12 investment banks made the bulk of $6bn in revenues in the first half of last year by selling derivatives and acting as intermediaries providing credit,...

Markets Media: Coalition Greenwich predicted in its 2022 Market Structure Trends to Watch report that crypto firms would use their record valuations to buy traditional financial institutions.

Crypto News: A January 2022 report of 669 US financial advisors surveyed by financial data and analysis provider Coalition Greenwich sheds more light on the reasons behind the hesitancy shown by some American individual investors towards crypto...

Bloomberg: If the market turmoil persists, analytics firm Coalition Greenwich estimates that equity underwriting fees could sink by more than half in 2022.

The Block: A new study shows that while two-thirds of financial advisers have discussed crypto or digital assets with their clients in the past year, not much action has followed.