Markets Media: Nearly all the buy side will have digital assets as a permanent part of their asset allocation according to consultancy Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Traders: Crisil Coalition Greenwich cited “insatiable” demand for market data as a top market structure trend to watch in 2025.
Fidelity: Most investors now view sustainability as a core part of what they do. A recent survey by Crisil Coalition Greenwich and Fidelity, shows that environmental, social, and governance concerns remain high on their agendas.
Bloomberg: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, an average of $46 billion of high-grade and junk bonds changed hands every trading day last year, up 21% from 2023...
Traders: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich’s 'Market Structure Trends to Watch in 2025' report; “ATSs are eroding on-exchange market share, nonbank market makers are picking up market share (and clients) from big banks, and capital markets...
Waters Tech: An October 2024 report from research firm Crisil Coalition Greenwich on innovation in the ATS space cited industry sources who say ATSs currently make up 16% of the execution volume in equity markets.
The Straits Times: Nomura’s bounce back in the fourth quarter was echoed on Wall Street. According to data from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, industry-wide revenue for foreign exchange options had reached US$1.8 billion in the first nine months of...
The Desk: In the year ahead, Crisil Coalition Greenwich predicted that the increased use of electronic trading will outpace bond market growth. The increased use of electronic trading has driven activity, taking 44% of overall volume in 2024. While...
Bloomberg: According to data from Crisil Coalition Greenwich, industrywide revenue for FX options had reached $1.8 billion in the first nine months of 2024, before jumping to end up at $2.5 billion, beating the previous year’s total of $2.3 billion...
FOW: Demand for derivatives products “seems insatiable” as we enter a new year, according to a report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich earlier this month, citing interest rates and equity derivatives hitting record volumes in 2024.
