Markets Media: Coalition Greenwich highlighted the upside of portfolio trading in a July 2021 report, when portfolio trading volume had increased by 159% from two years prior, but still only represented 3-5% of the market...
WatersTech: According to a report from Coalition Greenwich earlier this year, 44% of investment firms already use alt data to support portfolio construction or trading...
Benefits Canada: According to a new survey by Coalition Greenwich and PGIM; while 34% of U.S. defined contribution pension plan sponsors say they’re studying decumulation solutions and another 15% are in the process of evaluating or implementing one...
ETF Trends: Further cementing the notion that the Calvert Ultra-Short Investment Grade could be a well-timed addition to the bond ETF universe, a recent study by Coalition Greenwich indicated that 94% of bond investors plan to boost ESG allocations...
Corporate Compliance Insight: From their research with over 2,000 asset owners, Coalition Greenwich found that more than 50% request information related to DEI from their prospective fund managers...
Euromoney: A recent Coalition Greenwich report notes that treasurers are increasingly turning to their banks for advice to help them optimize cash and treasury management, financing and even business performance. When it comes to business...
Financial Times: After decades of inertia, corporate bond trading has evolved by leaps and bounds in the last several years. Frankly, it’s pretty remarkable how far it’s come. Data from Coalition Greenwich shows significant increases in Investment...
Markets Media: Financial market firms globally are speaking out against a rule proposal by the U.S. SEC that would require more U.S. Treasury and repo market trades to be centrally cleared. “The last thing anyone wants is a solution in search of a...
Traders: “Outsourced trading has grown from something of a niche offering in the market to one of its mainstays,” Coalition Greenwich stated in a July 2022 report. “Moreover, as large firms (as well as small) continue to expand their use of...
Bloomberg: Electronic activity accounted for 38% of investment-grade corporate-bond trading in February vs. 35% a year prior, based on Coalition Greenwich data.
