Bloomberg: According to Crisil Coalition Greenwich, the industry's revenue from prime services has grown faster than any other product within equities trading over the last five years, with income hitting a record $27.7 billion in 2024. Crisil...
The Banker: Crisil Coalition Greenwich estimates that global U.S. banks will report a 10% gain in markets revenue as traders benefit from shifting U.S. tariff policies.
Traders: Nearly a quarter (24%) of buy-side trading desks plan to implement internal AI technologies for trade execution in the next 12 months, with 15% already doing so, according to a new report from Crisil Coalition Greenwich.
Treasury Today: Tobias Miarka noted that obtaining reliable information about tariffs – and insights about how to best navigate a constantly shifting set of trade policies – has been a pervasive problem for companies this year.
The Desk: A slight cooling in average daily notional volumes in U.S. rates trading, down 7% to US$1,012 billion from May’s US$1,097 billion, still represented a 12% increase YoY in June, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich. Report authors...
IFR: “Leverage is typically the key driver as to whether banks hold more, or engage more, in Treasuries,” said Minal Chotai. “Under the Fed’s proposal, there is a fair drop in the enhanced leverage ratio requirements meaning there's obviously now a...
Markets Media: “Optimizing trading algorithms in real time is the Holy Grail of AI for buy-side traders,” says Jesse Forster. “But is also a risky proposition requiring a significant investment of time and money, and one that only a handful of firms...
Reuters: Global banks including top U.S. lenders are expected to report a 10% gain in markets revenue as traders cashed in on shifting U.S. tariff policies, according to estimates from Crisil Coalition Greenwich. It bases its estimates on the top 12...
BAI: To help banking leaders get up to speed, we put together a short, high-level glossary of important AI terms.
Traders: A new global study by Crisil Coalition Greenwich exposes a simple but urgent truth: true transformation requires a front-to-back approach.
