An additional $10 billion of U.S. corporate bonds traded per day in August compared with the same month last year, a 21% jump that brought average daily notional volume (ADNV) to nearly $54 billion.
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The U.S. Treasury market’s key market structure metrics all moved in the right direction in August, although whether that’s because or in spite of 30-year yields hitting pre-GFC (great financial crisis) highs is unclear.
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The strategic imperative of brand tracking in capital markets
Greenwich Report
In capital markets, where products and services are often complex, intangible and highly regulated, brand is a critical differentiator. Recent research found that intangible assets, including brand, account for 92% of the total market value of...
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2026 Coalition Greenwich Awards: Asia Corporate Trade Finance
Greenwich Awards
Crisil Coalition Greenwich present the 2026 Coalition Greenwich Share Leaders and Best Banks in Corporate Trade Finance in Asia.
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The corporate and investment banking (CIB) business, which includes origination...
Australia’s payments landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as the industry moves towards real-time payments.
Even AI can’t take down the mainframe
Greenwich Report
The mainframe isn’t going anywhere and remains deeply embedded in banking infrastructure, even as institutions expand their use of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI).
The municipal bond market continued its slow but steady acceptance of electronic trading in the second quarter, with 20.7% of volume executed through four trading venues, up nearly 3 percentage points from a year ago and up 10 basis points from the...