Finance Magnates: A Coalition Greenwich 2021 Market Structure & Trading Technology Study revealed that according to 46% responders, algo trading is a “must do” in case large orders worked overtime. According to another 31%, it is very probable...
Chief Investment Officer: Coalition Greenwich found that 80% of them in 2021 counted on consultants as their primary source of investing advice, up from 71% the year before.
Traders: CCPs (central clearing counterparties) have always taken their risk management practices extremely seriously, according to Stephen Bruel.
Financial News: For years, fixed income trading revenue at the 12 top global investment banks stagnated and in 2018 fell to its lowest level since 2006, according to Coalition Greenwich. Towards the end of 2019, trading conditions improved....
Bloomberg: “The next question will be how or if this offering is utilized by clearing brokers, or do they largely still stick to the status quo of collateral posting,” said McPartland. “This is another signal that fixed-income ETFs are cemented as a...
Waters Tech: These developments followed what Coalition Greenwich, in a report last year, called an 18-month fixed income "e-trading tailwind."
Hedge Fund Alert: The number of outsourced-trading firms has grown precipitously over the past four years from a handful to about 40, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Bloomberg: "Market participants would need to rework pricing models, risk management and hedging mechanisms among other things to adapt to the new paradigm," said Kevin McPartland.
American Banker: Among business clients that recently switched banks, 44% said that a primary reason was dissatisfaction with an employee assigned to their accounts, according to a survey conducted in May and June by Coalition Greenwich, a...
Traders: Over the years, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has taken steps to address complex products and options, including publishing guidance regarding sales practice concerns raised by complex products and options; issuing...
