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PlanSponsor: Rising interest rates have driven 70% of corporate pensions plan sponsors to review their LDI manager selections, because of their gains in funded status, to ensure they can reach plan goals...

FundFire: Corporate pensions are scrutinizing their liability-driven investment managers as they seek to protect funding levels and minimize volatility, according to a study released by Coalition Greenwich...

S&P Global: Head count cuts made earlier in 2023 were not enough to offset the sharp fall in revenues as productivity has halved since a peak in 2021, Coalition Greenwich said in its latest sector report.

WSJ: “I don’t think it’s considered a major player by most in the U.S. capital markets,” said Kevin McPartland. “We have rankings of the top 20, and they’re not showing up in anything.”

IFR: “Asian banks such as HSBC, DBS, and MUFG have been hiring aggressively in India,” said Avinash Bhatia, Coalition Greenwich's head of competitor research for banking in India. However, bankers and analysts say that while deal activity is...

Traders: According to a report from Coalition Greenwich: “Domestic institutions plan to maintain their reliance on portfolio trades, which are expected to account for 36% of Japanese equity trading volume in 2025, compared to less than 10% among...

IFR: “Hong Kong is still every major bank’s hub for emerging Asia. The city’s strategic location from a Chinese market standpoint and a Japanese market standpoint is key,” said Aamir Hazaria.

Euromoney: “The emphasis on building strong overall relationships with commercial clients – which includes loans, deposits and treasury management services – has led to some banks discounting credit offerings,” notes Gregory Schneider, director of...

The Desk: Research by Coalition Greenwich has found a ‘glass ceiling’ of 40% electronic trading for investment grade bonds and 30% for high yield.

Markets Media: The majority of wealth and asset managers expect to increase their allocations to private credit in the next year according to research from Percent and Coalition Greenwich. The private credit market grew to $1.3 trillion at the end...