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SPGMI: Banks' revenues from IPO and equity issuance operations may recover somewhat in 2023, though it is unclear whether they will return to pre-pandemic levels, said Eric Li, head of global banking research at Coalition Greenwich. The special...

Markets Media: Research published by Coalition Greenwich has found that electronic trading in credit had increased YoY, with 40% of US investment grade trading and 37% of high yield trading conducted electronically in October 2022, up 7% and 9...

Markets Media: The current turmoil in the crypto market will leave more specialized firms with stronger governance and risk management, and institutions increasingly looking to work with firms they trust with a track record of prudent...

WatersTech: The economic drivers for this continuing trend are well established, said Jesse Forster...

Bloomberg: All told, the bond marketplace has all the ingredients to imitate the more-liquid stock market, with electronic trading of corporate securities notching a record in 2022, according to Coalition Greenwich.

Nasdaq: A survey of 111 fixed income investors conducted by analytics firm Coalition Greenwich found that 90% believe ESG is important to their decision-making...

Markets Media: In an October 2022 report about trends in institutional fixed income trading, Coalition Greenwich cited a hybrid approach – i.e. firms opting to build, buy and integrate technology – as predominant in the marketplace.

Bloomberg:  Además, Coalition Greenwich encontró que más del 50% de las empresas esperan aumentar el gasto para analistas especializados en aspectos sociales, de buen gobierno y medio ambiente.

Bloomberg: “It boils down to risk-management,” said Stephen Bruel. “If you don’t have reliable ESG data about an issuer or issuance, then it’s harder to calculate what the negative consequences might be.”

Refinitiv: Coalition Greenwich surveyed 1,526 individual investors around the world about their current relationships with financial institutions, their use of financial technology and their expectations, their perceptions of alternative assets...