The future of credit futures
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Two decades ago, most corporate credit-investing strategies operated primarily by owning (or not) corporate bonds.
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The U.S. Treasury market capped off its summer with the lowest average monthly volatility reading since December 2021 and a decline of 27% from last August—a sign that the previous cycle is truly coming to an end.
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Electronic trading of U.S. corporate bonds remained consistent in August, at 46% of notional volume traded on overall market volumes that were down 13% month over month and 2% year over year.
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Corporate and investment bank spending in unpredictable times
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Crisil Coalition Greenwich research indicates that the top 12 corporate and investment banks (CIB) (which include origination...
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U.S. equity broker selection: It’s the service, stupid
Greenwich Report
The rules of equity trading are being rewritten, with buy-side traders increasingly prioritizing relationships and expertise above all else.
U.S. equities TCA: The buy-side view
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Buy-side traders are doubling down on transaction cost analysis (TCA) as a crucial tool to optimize performance and boost returns.
U.S. Equities OMS and EMS 2025: The Buy-Side View
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As asset managers continue to optimize their trading workflows, the roles of order management systems (OMSs) and execution management systems (EMSs) are more critical than ever.
Tariff-related volatility in April turned into near record new issuance in June, both of which drove robust municipal bond trading volumes in the second quarter of 2025.