Greenwich Associates closely examines the immediate and long-term effects the unprecedented year of 2020 will have on regtech going forward.

The COVID-19 crisis is accelerating innovation and spurring a new round of technology investments by wholesale banks. Banks’ effectiveness in targeting their IT spending will help separate winners from losers in the post-COVID marketplace.

On February 24, 2020, U.S. equity markets began a precipitous four-week decline, punctuated by a series of dramatic drops and rebounds.

Historical highs and lows in the U.S. corporate and municipal bond markets punctuated all of 2020. The markets swung from record volumes and volatility in the spring to unnerving calm in the summer.

The day-to-day aspects of the FX market have largely returned to normal from the periods of high volatility and volume and wide spreads seen earlier in the year. But what about the structure of the FX market as a whole?

Defining electronic trading matters. It matters not just to market observers, but it matters to the market itself. At a macro level, the continued electronification of the fixed-income market is good for investors, but measuring exactly whom it's...

The economic consequences of COVID-19 could represent an existential crisis for some asset management firms, forcing managers around the world to make hard strategic choices to protect their businesses.

Institutional traders have long sought data from their brokers to help validate their best execution decisions. As the markets have evolved, the data underpinning the markets have become richer, deeper and even somewhat daunting.

Coalition Greenwich analyzes how the crisis has affected banks and their clients, provides short-term projections for key bank business lines like cash management and trade finance, and explores how institutional servicing and corporate/transaction...

In this paper, we examine the cloud and managed services transition, looking at where organizations are on the journey and how and why it’s a shift that needs to accelerate.