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.
Financial Times: “On the one hand, it’s more liquid and more standardised than a lot of other markets that have been clearing for years,” Kevin McPartland says. “But it’s so big, so important, with so many participants from around the world...
Financial Times: “The immediate impact from Archegos has been much more concentration of business in the hands of the biggest prime brokers,” said Youssef Intabli.
Markets Media: A recent study from Coalition Greenwich agreed that NDFs could be an effective way for institutional investors to use crypto products within their existing regulatory and compliance frameworks.
SPGMI: he global revenue pool for supply chain finance grew approximately 7% year over year in the first half of 2021, according to Coalition Greenwich, an S&P Global-owned research company.
SPGMI: Stablecoins have the potential to become mainstream in financial markets, but further clarity is needed to achieve wider adoption and avert potential regulatory hurdles, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.
Financial Times: Liquidity problems have been a factor in recent price moves, said Kevin McPartland. “You could see it all through October. You can even see it today,” he said.
Bloomberg: The business generated some $15 billion of revenue for the industry in 2020, according to data from research firm Coalition Greenwich...
FT: Electronic transactions in high quality corporate bonds are now accounting for 40 per cent of the total — up from less than 30 per cent in early 2020, and from just one-tenth in 2011, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: They typically produce about one-third of equities-trading revenue across Wall Street, according to data from research firm Coalition Greenwich.
