SPGMI: According to a recent Coalition Greenwich study of credit investors and asset owners in the U.S. and Europe, 62% said they have difficulty examining the details of companies in their portfolios.
eFinancial Careers: Coalition Greenwich estimates that banking revenues from commodity trading will increase by over 60% this year compared to last.
StockXpo: Coalition Greenwich found that about 20% of respondents had specific gold allocations in their portfolios, and almost 40% of these anticipated increasing their allocations over the next three years.
eFinancial Careers: Coalition Greenwich says credit trading revenues are at their lowest level for a decade, but credit traders are still being offered large inducements to change jobs.
Bloomberg: The world’s biggest banks are set to make a combined $8.3 billion this year from credit trading, the lowest since at least 2012, according to data from Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: The world’s biggest banks are heading for their worst year of credit trading in a decade as soaring interest rates and global economic uncertainty bite into their profits. The 200 biggest investment banks are set to collectively make $...
Der Treasurer: „Obwohl während der Pandemie Trade Finance bei den Unternehmen nicht so gefragt war, gewinnt das Thema jetzt wieder mehr an Bedeutung“, beobachtet Tobias Miarka.
Markets Media: Just 31% of investment managers were using algorithms that incorporated artificial intelligence and machine learning as of the third quarter of 2021, according to a Coalition Greenwich...
el Diario: Si se analiza lo ocurrido en las divisiones enfocadas en materias primas de los 12 mayores bancos de inversión, estas han sumado ingresos por valor de 10.900 millones de dólares durante los seis primeros meses de 2022, según los...
Bloomberg: Although all-to-all trading isn’t new, adoption has increased in the past few years. Recent research from Coalition Greenwich found that all-to-all trading accounted for 12% of US corporate bond volume in 2020, up from about 5% in 2017....
