Buy-Side Spending on Equity Trading and Research Hits Decade Low
Bloomberg: Brokers ‘getting squeezed,’ says Coalition Greenwich’s Forster.
Bloomberg: Brokers ‘getting squeezed,’ says Coalition Greenwich’s Forster.
The Trade: 37% of total 2023 volumes were executed through algorithms and/or smart order routers, with this figure expected to reach 40% in the next three years, a Coalition Greenwich report has found. New figures from Coalition Greenwich found that...
Risk.Net: Research conducted by Coalition Greenwich found that buy-side firms consider inflation the biggest risk to their businesses, said Audrey Blater, head of risk and capital markets. Overall, she expects a slowdown in the economy next year,...
Global Custodian: New report asserts that while current technology opens up new possibilities, this does not directly result in good ideas...
Ignites Asia: In line with this, Asian fund distributors have relaxed ESG requirements for asset managers distributing strategies on their platforms... according to research from Coalition Greenwich.
Asset Servicing Times: Audrey Blater comments: “Data is a significant driver of TCA adoption, and increased workflow electronification enables clients to benefit from a broader range of datasets.“
Bloomberg: Citigroup’s currency-trading division has snagged the No. 1 market-share ranking from Coalition Greenwich for 10 straight years.
Financial Times: Coalition Greenwich estimates that the entire combined revenues of the bond, currency, commodity and equities trading businesses of -deep breath- Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC...
Asset Servicing Times: The capital markets space has already made an “urgent call” for intelligent data automation ahead of the shift, according to a report from Coalition Greenwich.
Markets Media: “Corporate and investment banks are balancing the need to grow their business with the need to invest in systems to create efficiencies through automation that enhance the client experience and accommodate new regulations,” says...