Reuters: The 12 biggest investment banks globally earned $28 billion in revenues from trading commodities, bonds and currencies in the first quarter of 2021, up 15% from a year earlier, according to Coalition Greenwich data.
Hindu Business Line: “One of the biggest ways banks supported Indian companies in 2020 was by helping them make the abrupt shift to remote work and digital channels in the early days of the Covid-19 crisis,” says a recent report by Coalition...
Institutional Asset Manager: Danielle Tierney says: “The demand for integration throughout the trade surveillance alert process is driving innovation across the compliance landscape..."
Bloomberg: Don’t expect corporate bonds to begin trading in a centralized system like equities anytime soon, says Kevin McPartland.
FT: “Institutions expect sustainable investments to generate attractive returns, either matching or outperforming benchmarks,” notes Davis Walmsley. “[But] many also expect additional benefits, such as portfolio diversification or...
Nasdaq: “In our DNA –and it’s been part of the DNA for a long time now – has been this concept of a virtual environment and working from home,” Cohen said in a 2020 interview with Shane Swanson.
Euromoney: This was to an already well-regarded product: CashPro was ranked first in digital functionality and digital platform design by Coalition Greenwich in its digital rankings earlier this year.
SPGMI: In 2020, William Blair was named the No. 1 provider in healthcare and IT by Coalition Greenwich and ranked No. 2 in 11 additional categories.
SPGMI: "While the industry has no organic growth, people are looking for M&A," Eric Li said in an interview. "The top 10 banks are probably going to clean up the street in five years' time."
Bloomberg: In more-targeted Greenwich studies, JPMorgan and UBS were leaders for global financials, and HSBC and Bank of America led corporates.
