Middle market companies could soon experience changes in how banks view and service them due to banks’ adoption of sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) systems that rank companies in terms of their potential profitability as clients.
Although a tumultuous 2018 ended up being a positive year for most leading Asian equity brokers, the industry enters 2019 facing profound questions about how changes in regulation and market structure will affect the traditional institutional brokerage business model.
Regulators are batting .500 when it comes to their dual goals with post-crisis reforms in the U.S. interest-rate swaps (IRS) market: making markets safer and encouraging competition in swaps trading and clearing.
For the many dealers that weathered a difficult end to 2018, they are seeing a strong beginning to the year, which has renewed optimism that 2019 will be a year of meaningful revenue growth.
Corporate banks competing in Asia are having to navigate a major challenge: keeping corporate clients happy despite an increasingly onerous documentation/compliance process across different jurisdictions in Asia and abroad.
Hundreds of global investment managers are using the latest Global Equities Commission Rate Analytics as hard-data to compare their rates in negotiations with their sell-side counterparties.
This new Greenwich Report takes a detailed look at the market structure of the European bond market, including corporate and government debt, examining its size, product-mix, issuer- and investor bases and functionality.
Some of the sweeping rules put in place at the start of this year by MiFID II are catalyzing innovation, as traders experiment with new tools, analytics and business models to navigate the new landscape, while others are leading to unintended consequences.