The sudden switch to digital workflows caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic could bring electronic trading to one of the last holdouts in financial markets: syndicated loans.
Market structure trends are making the economics of executing FICC product trades on multi-dealer platforms increasingly expensive, prompting buy-side and sell-side firms to explore new ways of interacting directly.
Growing numbers of investment managers and asset owners are using Research Management Systems (RMSs) to streamline research and manage multiple data sources employed by analysts and portfolio managers in their investment processes.
Although COVID-19 disruptions have temporarily depressed demand for new banking products and business lines, banks are setting an ambitious technology agenda.
Asset managers that commit to diversity and inclusion are more likely to be recommended by investment consultants and considered for mandates by institutional investors.
Coalition Greenwich, the leading global provider of data, analytics and insights to the financial services industry, is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephen Bruel as a Senior Analyst on its Market Structure & Technology team.
The growth of algorithmic trading and its implications for U.S. equity markets are topics of frequent media discussion but what receives considerably less attention is exactly which algorithmic strategies investors are using.