In The News

Decrypt: Crypto data provider Amberdata, teamed up with global financial services analyst Coalition Greenwich to research how asset managers are approaching digital assets.

Crypto News: In a recent survey conducted by Coalition Greenwich and Amberdata, 48% of asset management institutions manage crypto for their clients with a general bullish stance amid the bearish market outlook.

Waters Technology: Easier access to dealer inventory and an increase in information flow on dealer axes, is rapidly turning fixed-income TCA into a reality—according to  Coalition Greenwich.

CoinDesk: The hazy regulatory environment and depressed crypto markets are doing little to curb asset managers' interest in digital assets, according to report released Coalition Greenwich, a unit of India-based credit rating company Crisil,...

Bloomberg: “We still believe this market has a lot of innovating to do,” Kevin Mcpartland wrote in a recent note. “Retail access to the bond market is still a decade or more behind the equity market.”

Benefits and Pensions Monitor:  "The leading factor on why Europe and Asia are leading North America in ESG investing is the length of time these markets have had exposure to ESG investing," says Sophie Emler.

Global Investor Group: The report found that 80% of buy-side market users believe spending will rise across all categories of market data over the next year.

Traders: “This upward trend in spending reflects more than just the annual increases baked into contracts; it reflects strong and growing underlying demand for market data,” said David Easthope.

The Bond Buyer: Around 14% of muni bonds traded electronically in the fourth quarter of 2022, up three percentage points from the second quarter of the same year, according to estimates from Coalition Greenwich.

Benefits Canada: Institutional investors in Asia and Europe are at the forefront of adopting environmental, social and governance investment strategies, while North America lags behind, according to a survey by Coalition Greenwich.