Bloomberg: Turning on such taps is easier for HSBC, Citi or StanChart, recently ranked by Greenwich Associates as the top three in market penetration for banking and cash management for large companies in Asia.
Bloomberg: “There is likely to be additional suffering, but probably not insanity like February 2018,” said Ken Monahan.
Reuters: Bond ETFs, which house over $1 trillion of assets, have made it easier for investors to adjust the level of risk in their portfolios during periods of volatility, said Kevin McPartland.
CTMfile: “What surprised me about the results was the lack of agreement on best practices," said Ken Monahan.
Bloomberg: “Traders are not used to working remotely because they don’t do that,” Kevin McPartland said.
CTMfile: The 2020 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in European Large Corporate Banking are forging deeper relationships with the biggest companies in the region to create a source of revenue growth.
Global Trading: Greenwich Associates said the “electronification” of FX is not limited to trade execution as there is a focus on increasing operational efficiency, especially in credit intermediation.
TMI: Despite any shifts in the competitive landscape, the list of 2020 Greenwich Share Leaders in Asian Corporate Banking is still topped by the global locals that have traditionally dominated this market.
S&P Global: "Volatility helps drive profitability," said Shane Swanson. "A day or two of great earnings does not make your month, your quarter or your year. But it certainly helps."
Citywire: Greenwich Associates found that a rising number of European institutions are using ETFs to replace individual bonds, from 14% in 2017 to 33% in 2018.
