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Economic sentiment has improved through Q2 2026, but inflation, energy prices, and geopolitical uncertainty continue to temper confidence.
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2026 is shaping up to be a big year for mergers and acquisitions in the U.S. banking industry, and data from the Commercial Loan Analytics team at Crisil Coalition Greenwich suggests why certain geographic regions might be particularly attractive...
Corporate treasury departments aren’t getting the productivity boost they anticipated from their investments in artificial intelligence (AI).

Commercial Banking Highlights - January 2026

Greenwich Report
February 2026
Review the latest insights based on interviews with small and mid-sized ($1- 500MM) company executives covering key issues and their banking relationships.
Executives are continuing to express concerns over tariff policies, high inflation, and decreased consumer spending. Moving into 2026, executives are looking for banks to help them identify new markets, develop innovative products and services, and...

Commercial Lending Market Insight - Q3 2025

Greenwich Report
September 2025 By: Greg Schneider
The decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at its September 2025 meeting is good news for commercial borrowers in more ways than one.
Executives expressing mixed views on recent tariff policies and concerns over strained trade relationships, labor shortages, and market volatility.
Higher tariff rates and uncertainty around trade policy are dampening projections for lending activity for the remainder of the year.
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