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The Desk: Analysis by Coalition Greenwich indicates a sudden rise in E-trading within U.S. investment grade markets. This coincides with increased competition in the space, as several venues innovate to grow their engagement with dealers and buy-...

APN News: The financial landscape is undergoing a significant shift with the rise of algorithmic investing.  A 2023 study by Coalition Greenwich found that nearly 60-73% of all U.S. equity trading is now driven by algorithms. 

Traders: Jesse Forster, Senior Analyst, Market Structure & Technology at Coalition Greenwich, said the industry is amenable to trying to make something work for this proposal. “There’s solid interest in experiments or pilot programs around tick...

Benefits Canada: Canadian corporate pension funds reported an average funding ratio of 117 per cent, while public pension funds reported an average of 116 per cent, according to a new report by Coalition Greenwich.

The Trade News: A recent Coalition Greenwich report on fixed income trading technology confirmed this trend, highlighting two main contributing factors – the readiness of the asset class and improved attitudes towards electronic trading.

Bloomberg: Two thirds of global corporations that engage in foreign exchange transactions haven’t heard of the code, according to a study published in February by Coalition Greenwich.

Markets Media: Nearly one third of asset managers, 29%, said sourcing natural liquidity is the primary determinant of commission allocation... according to a study from Coalition Greenwich.

Finance Magnets: A study by Coalition Greenwich found that 69% of respondents anticipate further growth in FX algo usage. 

The Desk: Kevin McPartland said: “The buy side continues to want more from their new issuance management platforms, including OMS integration, access to a broad list of dealers and improved reference data, among other factors.”

eFinancialCareers: The latest figures from Coalition Greenwich, for the first quarter of 2024, show global front office headcount at major banks increased marginally in Q1...