In The News

Bloomberg: Wall Street is spending more than ever on technology designed to keep an eye on traders after regulators extracted record fines from many of the world’s biggest banks for lapses in monitoring communications.  According to Coalition...

eFinancial Careers: Last year was a good year for commodities traders. This year may be as good, if not even better: Coalition Greenwich thinks that commodities trading revenues in banks alone will increase 88% in the second half of the year.

Traders: Coalition Greenwich has hired Alasdair Philip as a Senior Relationship Manager in its Investment Management practice.

TraderTV: Kevin McPartland breaks down how and why e-trading is proving so resilient.

Markets Media: David Easthope said in a blog that FTX operated a vertically integrated model allowing it to trade, settle, custody, and lend/borrow digital assets.

eFinancial Careers: As Credit Suisse resists paying retention bonuses to its credit traders, some are taking matters into their own hands and finding new jobs elsewhere.  BNP Paribas has hired Josh Harmon, a New York-based director in high...

SPGMI: U.S. and European investment banks are planning to shed jobs and cut bonuses in their advisory and underwriting teams amid slumping revenues since the start of 2022.

Bloomberg Professional Services: According to a new survey, conducted by Coalition Greenwich, over the next three years, asset managers’ investments in human capital will outpace their investments in technology and data acquisition by a 3:1 ratio....

P&I: Coalition Greenwich conducted 114 interviews with hedge funds representing more than $1.7 trillion in assets under management...

WatersTech: The economic drivers for this continuing trend are well established, says Jesse Forster...