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The Trade: Volatility reached 198 on the MOVE Index on 15 March – the highest level it’s been since the global financial crisis – according to a Coalition Greenwich report.

eFinancial Careers: Newly released data from Coalition Greenwich explains why banking bonuses were cut last year and highlights why banks might need to make a lot more job cuts unless revenues recover soon.

Nasdaq: “The fact that institutional investors are almost unanimous in their embrace of ESG-labeled bonds should provide a boost of confidence to the organizations and firms working to build out the infrastructure for sustainable investments,”...

Traders Magazine: The buy-side’s biggest obstacles in evaluating best execution revolve around analyzing algo, venue and overall TCA data, according to Coalition Greenwich.

SPGMI: Concerns over the safety of bank deposits have sparked a flight to quality among customers, resulting in outflows of cash from small banks into the relative safety of large financial institutions, said Eric Li, head of global banking...

S&PGMI: Concerns over the safety of bank deposits have sparked a flight to quality among customers, resulting in outflows of cash from small banks into the relative safety of large financial institutions, said Eric Li.

P&I: "Asset managers believing that the performance can be positive is another encouraging sign that one does not have to sacrifice returns to achieve other goals," said Stephen Bruel.

Risk.Net: According to a 2022 study by Coalition Greenwich, surveillance capabilities have grown substantially over the past three years.

Markets Media: Jesse Forster said: “Although different views of the proposed European consolidated tape are prevalent, overall, 44% of traders in EU/UK are willing to subscribe to it once available.

The Trade: A report from Coalition Greenwich last year found that the number of providers in the outsourced trading space had increased by more than fourfold in the last five years, growing from fewer than 10 to more than 40 from 2018 to 2022.