GOLD MAKES A BULLISH MOVE: HERE’S WHY THAT COULD CONTINUE
ValueWalk: A study conducted by Coalition Greenwich found that investors expect to allocate a third of their portfolios to alternatives or other assets over the next three years.
ValueWalk: A study conducted by Coalition Greenwich found that investors expect to allocate a third of their portfolios to alternatives or other assets over the next three years.
Good Returns: According to data by Coalition Greenwich and Mercer, along with this reduction in fixed income, investments in alternatives including private markets, real assets, and infrastructure, have augmented.
Bloomberg: Credit market volatility in late November failed to spark a rise in trading volumes, according to a report from research firm Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: Credit market volatility in late November failed to spark a rise in trading volumes, according to a report from research firm Coalition Greenwich.
Financial Times: In October, 37 per cent of high-grade US corporate bond trading happened electronically, up from 21 per cent in early 2019, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Plan Sponsor: Citing data from the CRR and Coalition Greenwich, Ennis says large public funds use an average of 182 investment managers, commingled funds and partnerships...
Euromoney: "The question that banks have with Sofr is whether they can achieve what they need if they want to swap out their lending risk," says Erik Wnuck.
The Trade: A study by Coalition Greenwich found that 44% of institutional investors currently use alt data, while an additional 24% plan to adopt alt data in the near future.
The Financial Brand: Coalition Greenwich reports that “companies are expected to start taking ESG performance into account soon, if they are not already doing so, when allocating their banking business.”
eFinancial Careers: Data from banking intelligence provider Coalition Greenwich indicates that total global headcount in both fixed income and equity markets is roughly stable this year compared to last, while investment banking headcount is up...