Financial News: "The impact of Archegos has been a concentration of the prime broking business in the top three banks, which have balance sheet and risk appetite," said Youssef Intabli. "But I think there will be a redistribution of those...
Chief Investment Officer: ...via interviews through the firm Coalition Greenwich and included responses from hedge fund managers, private equity managers, and institutional investors.
eFinancial Careers: Coalition Greenwich says banks have added 300 investment bankers in 2021, pushing numbers to a total of 19,600 - their highest since 2012.
Financial News: There were 19,600 investment bankers across the top 12 banks globally at the end of the third quarter, according to numbers from data provider Coalition Greenwich.
ThinkAdvisor: From July to September, Coalition Greenwich conducted interviews with 107 hedge funds representing $1.2 trillion in assets under management, 103 private equity firms representing nearly $2.7 trillion and 54 institutional...
Reuters: Data from Coalition Greenwich showed prime broking has been a growth engine for revenues from banks' investment banking businesses in recent years.
IFR: Structured equity derivatives revenues at the top 12 global banks are on track to reach a record of about US$12bn in 2021 after jumping sevenfold in the first half of the year, according to analytics firm Coalition Greenwich.
SPGMI: Banks can strengthen existing client relationships and acquire new customers by helping companies understand and implement sustainability standards, especially with regard to corporate finance and treasury functions, according to a...
SPGMI: Prime services revenues of the largest global banks have grown significantly over the past decade, although there was a slight drop in 2020 to $15.0 billion from $16.5 billion in 2019, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Markets Media: “On the surface, some stablecoins have a composition like money market mutual funds. However, from a regulatory and risk-management perspective, they are anything but—a point not lost on regulators,” says David Easthope.
