eFinancial Careers: As trading technology has become more sophisticated, Coalition Greenwich says firms have been able to shift more and more of their trading volumes to "low touch" strategies...
Axios: Analyst headcount across the 12 biggest investment banks, including Bank of America, BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse, shriveled from 4,400 in 2012 to 3,100 last year, per the latest data available from Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: “More electronic trading seems inevitable in the coming years,” said Kevin McPartland. “Bayside is going to be the driver of this.”
eFinancial Careers: Between 2013 and 2021, front office fixed income sales and trading headcount went from 21,300 to 16,300 by Coalition Greenwich's reckoning - a drop of 5,000 people.
Financial News: “European banks as a group are still very weak — there’s almost a game of musical chairs, where they take it in turns to deal with big problems,” said Eric Li.
IR Magazine: The survey of 1,100 investors across the US (408), Europe (393) and Asia (299) was carried out by Coalition Greenwich on behalf of Fidelity Digital Assets and the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology.
Waters Technology: “As an organization dealing with regulated clients, the choice of cloud provider and where data will reside is significant, as these are all sensitive topics for banks and asset managers, so there’s no question that Symphony...
Reuters: More than half of the 1,100 institutional investors surveyed globally by Coalition Greenwich on behalf of Fidelity Digital Assets between December and April said they had digital asset investments.
Institutional Investor: A new survey shows seven out of 10 institutional respondents expect to buy digital assets in the not-too-distant future.
Coinspeaker: Over the next five years, institutional investors will pump more funds into investing in digital assets as acceptance of crypto continues.
