The sell-off in fixed income is revealing some concerning weaknesses in the U.S. corporate bond market, including a lack of liquidity, a dearth of reliable data and inefficiencies in market structure that complicate life for traders.
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Demand for ESG Investments is Increasing Trading Volume, But Not Where and With Whom the Buy-Side Trades
June 7, 2022
ESG is having a significant impact on what institutional bond traders trade, but not on where or how they trade.
CRISIL names senior banker Andre Cronje as President and Head of International Business
June 7, 2022
CRISIL Ltd has named Andre Cronje, London-based senior banker, as President and Head of International Business.
Higher Rates, Automation and New Revenue Streams Improve Future Outlook for Securities Servicers
June 1, 2022
Rising interest rates, automation and the emergence of new revenue streams are reenergizing the bottom lines of security servicers who in recent years have experienced flat-lined growth, margin compression and growing competition from non-bank providers.
As credit investors diversify portfolios by adding increasing amounts of private debt, they are stepping up the search for better data, analytics and other technology to help assess and manage risks associated with these opaque investments.
Equity capital markets growth, led by the special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) boom, heightened M&A activity, and improved performance by equities and spread financing products, was one of the largest contributors to a surge in investment banking revenues in 2021.
More than a quarter of U.S. small and mid-sized businesses say they are likely to choose a bank that demonstrates a commitment to ESG the next time they add or switch providers.
Budget increases for trading desks drove buy-side technology spending above $10 billion last year and is fueling fierce competition amongst an expanding host of innovative institutional fintech providers.
Commercial Lenders Try to Avoid Upsetting Borrowers With Spread Increases in Libor Transition
May 10, 2022
The commercial loan market is working through the messy details of how to reprice outstanding Libor-based loans into alternative base rates.
Institutional investors are putting their money—and their portfolios—where their mouth is, when it comes to climate change.
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