Global Trading: “We are about to see how changes in global market structure and regulation that started to play out in 2022 will impact markets in 2023 and beyond,” says Kevin McPartland.
Bloomberg: Some firms will be able to offset the decline in revenue against a stronger performance in areas such as rates trading and cash management, said Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich. Banks are expecting...
Traders: Kevin McPartland, Head of Market Structure and Technology Research at Coalition Greenwich, was brave enough to speak with Traders Magazine about Top Market Structure Trends to Watch in 2022. Of the 10 trends highlighted in the January 2022...
Markets Media: Research published by Coalition Greenwich has found that electronic trading in credit had increased YoY, with 40% of US investment grade trading and 37% of high yield trading conducted electronically in October 2022, up 7% and 9...
SPGMI: Banks' revenues from IPO and equity issuance operations may recover somewhat in 2023, though it is unclear whether they will return to pre-pandemic levels, said Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich. The special...
Markets Media: The current turmoil in the crypto market will leave more specialized firms with stronger governance and risk management, and institutions increasingly looking to work with firms they trust with a track record of prudent...
WatersTech: The economic drivers for this continuing trend are well established, said Jesse Forster...
Bloomberg: All told, the bond marketplace has all the ingredients to imitate the more-liquid stock market, with electronic trading of corporate securities notching a record in 2022, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Nasdaq: A survey of 111 fixed income investors conducted by analytics firm Coalition Greenwich found that 90% believe ESG is important to their decision-making...
Markets Media: In an October 2022 report about trends in institutional fixed income trading, Coalition Greenwich cited a hybrid approach – i.e. firms opting to build, buy and integrate technology – as predominant in the marketplace.
