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Financial Times: Some of the world’s largest high-frequency traders, funds and cryptocurrency advocates are pushing back against reforms to the $23tn US Treasury bond market that they say will hit the wrong targets and curb trading.

Markets Media: Many investors lack confidence in fixed income data and believe only half is really reliable according to a survey from Coalition Greenwich, Challenging Credit Markets Are a Call to Action for Traders. The consultancy conducted a...

Finextra: Coalition Greenwich surveyed commercial and corporate businesses globally about their mix of payments providers as well as key priorities when choosing where to allocate future business. Eighty percent of respondents report they are using...

Traders: ...according to a recent study by Coalition Greenwich, 41% of buy-side firms in Q4 2021 used a single OEMS, compared to only 30% the year before.

Euromoney: Eric Li describes commodity trade finance as a key driver of growth for transaction banks in 2022. 

IFR: “Retail structured products were the main driver of revenues in [equity derivative] exotics last year,” said Youssef Intabli.

S&P Global Market Intelligence: S&P Global Market Intelligence recently collaborated with Coalition Greenwich to better understand trends in credit investing, particularly in the growing alternative credit market.

The Desk: “To put these figures into context, it’s important to understand the demographics of the respondents,” writes report author Brad Tingley.

Markets Media: According to a recent survey from Coalition Greenwich: in credit markets, features allowing for workflow automation were second most important after order management functionality.

ValueWalk: “Asset managers have been renegotiating their back office agreements, asking for lower fees and consolidating providers to achieve deeper discounts,” says Stephen Bruel.