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Reuters: A surge in options trading by individual investors helped lift market volumes to record highs in 2021, but it also made trading the derivatives more difficult for many institutional investors, according to a Coalition Greenwich study...

eFinancial Careers: Fixed income sales and trading revenues were up 41% in 2020 according to data firm Coalition Greenwich, and this fed through to the enormous increase in trading job opportunities last year.

Markets Media: “This next phase in the evolution of crypto market structure will be highly dependent on how market participants approach the breadth of digital assets, and how regulators balance investor protection and ensure market integrity, while...

The Trade:A new report by Coalition Greenwich, “Digital Asset Market Structure: Institutions Take the Reins”, predicts that crypto market structure will increasingly be influenced by the demands of institutional investors and traders.

Traders: Coalition Greenwich said in its report, Top Market Structure Trends for 2022, that the partnership and investment are notable. 

Markets Media: Google Cloud’s data analytics and machine learning solutions will help CME Group provide clients with on-demand information and toolkits for developing models, algorithms, and real-time risk management.

Risk.net: In the US corporate bond market, electronic trading rose by more than 100%, and in Europe this activity increased by 61% between 2017 and 2020, according to figures from Coalition Greenwich.

Traders:The fixed income market continues to become more digital, with the electronic trading of investment grade corporate bonds reaching an all time high in 2021, according tCoalition Greenwich.

Markets Media: Crypto-focused firms are expected to use their high valuations to buy traditional financial (TradFi) firms and more traditional securities are expected to move onto a blockchain according to Coalition Greenwich.

Reuters: An aversion to technology partly explains why the number of mergers, debt and equity bankers has risen by 2% since 2016 to 19,500, according to Coalition Greenwich, even as the number of humans trading shares and bonds has declined