The line between single-stock trading and program trading in U.S. equities is blurring as program trades shift to electronic execution and single-stock algorithms become increasingly sophisticated.
The spike in volatility in global financial markets will make 2025 an interesting year in the normally placid world of institutional investment consulting.
European corporate bond investors have found greater efficiency and improved execution via electronic trading and are now taking the next step towards automation.
Buy-side portfolio managers and traders are having trouble keeping up with the rapid transformation of front-office trading technology systems and need to be aware of the differences between solutions and how to best future-proof their businesses.
A push by large U.S. companies to closely link internal treasury systems to bank platforms is helping create a new digital corporate banking ecosystem tailored to an era of digital commerce and real-time payments.
The crypto market has entered a phase of rapid evolution and expansion, with invigorated institutional traders driving demand for more advanced trading strategies, platforms, and technology infrastructure.
Demand for commercial and industrial loans climbed steadily and sharply throughout 2024, driven by a combination of rate-cuts and improving economic sentiment. The question facing companies and banks today is: Can this momentum withstand simmering uncertainty about the business environment in 2025?
U.S. institutional investors are making important changes to their portfolios by reducing their exposure to public equities, continuing to shift assets into private markets, and setting aside environmental, social and governance requirements.