Bloomberg: According to a recent study from Coalition Greenwich, buy-side spending on payments for trade execution and research jumped 11% from a year earlier in the 12 months through March.
The Trade: According to the research from Coalition Greenwich, the electronification of the FICC markets has increased costs, which make it more difficult for liquidity providers to return their cost of capital.
Best Execution: Demand for new sources of data among institutional investors is driving double-digit growth in annual budgets for alternative data and putting new emphasis on internal data management capabilities., according to Coalition...
Markets Media: “People will go back to the office, but I can’t see technology progress going backwards,” McPartland said.
Markets Media: Coalition Greenwich said in a report that although Europe had led the US in its share of electronic corporate bond trading volumes, the US is growing at a much faster rate.
IFR: “Corporate equity derivatives can be a very profitable business for banks, particularly those with strong ECM franchises and big margin loan books in addition to strong corporate relationships, [plus] the know-how and risk appetite on the...
IFR: Global investment banks made US$3.5bn in revenues from corporate equity derivatives in the first half of the year, according to data analytics firm Coalition Greenwich.
FI Desk: In the US, markets are also looking strong, traders observe, with a growth in electronic trading, according to Coalition Greenwich.
Global Finance: Coalition Greenwich rates Citi “top of the field” for electronic trading, which accounts for 80% of its global FX trading volume.
Bloomberg: “The Covid crisis gave the industry a whole set of new data on how markets react in a crisis,” said Kevin McPartland. “That’s very helpful for the folks writing the algorithms, to understand what might happen in the worst case.”...
