Institutional Investor: Shane Swanson said traders’ views on retail regulation stood out to him as the most critical findings of the survey, particularly as the SEC is expected to be quite active over the next few years.
IFR: “The growth in electronic trading globally has been pretty dramatic. That has brought in more participants and created a virtuous cycle, where the data generated from e-trading makes systematic strategies easier to research and to...
Markets Media: Advancement in desktop integration/interoperability was cited as one of 10 market structure trends to watch this year by Coalition Greenwich.
eFinancial Careers: A recent report from Coalition Greenwich highlights the fact that crypto covers everything from trading platforms, to prime brokerage, market making, surveillance, analytics, custody, and settlement.
The Trade: New report from Coalition Greenwich found that since 2016, bonds traded electronically in Asia have more than doubled.
The Desk: New analysis by Coalition Greenwich has found that, while much of the e-trading growth in Asia to date has come via relatively liquid G3 and Chinese Yuan denominated bonds, trading in local market bonds has moved increasingly onto...
The Trade: The development follows a report by Coalition Greenwich earlier this month that found that institutional investors have begun to have an influence over the digital asset market.
The Trade: Study by Coalition Greenwich found that 54% of institutions said the retail activity surge was negatively impacting their ability to achieve their objectives in the options markets.
Reuters: “By putting these assets on chain natively, then the settlement is instantaneous, assuming that the transfer meets certain requirements, and you have compliance built into the process — this notion of compliance as code embedded into...
Traders: The market structure of market data is set to evolve quickly this year, with the U.S. Investors Exchange (IEX) and Pyth Network as prime examples, according to a recent report from Coalition Greenwich.
