Press Releases

Could DIY Investing Actually Boost Demand for Financial Advice?

February 22, 2022

Almost 40% of financial advisors in the U.S. think today’s growth in DIY investing will increase demand for their services in the long term. 

After Switching to Digital Banking During COVID-19, U.S. Companies are Ready to See Their Bankers in Person Again

February 16, 2022

To succeed in the year ahead, commercial banks will have to combine new high tech with old-fashioned human touch.

Digital Tools Helping Banks Patch Up Relationships with Small Businesses

February 15, 2022

Digital banking tools adopted during the pandemic are helping mend relationships between small businesses and their banks. 

Rate Hikes and Libor Transition Could Bring Short-Term Distortions to Commercial Loan Pricing

February 9, 2022

The combination of expected interest-rate hikes and the ongoing transition away from Libor pricing could create anomalies in commercial loan pricing in 2022.

New Coalition Greenwich Report Analyzes Buy-Side Perspective on 2022’s Biggest Regulatory and Market Structure Debates

February 8, 2022

In just one year after retail investors roiled markets and less than two years into the tenure of one of the most activist SEC Chairmen in recent memory, institutional investors are paying close attention to a host of regulatory proposals and other issues that will determine the future of equity market structure. 

Regulations and COVID-19 Disruptions Push Banks to the Cloud

February 1, 2022

Banks’ need to modernize technology infrastructure to accommodate new regulations and a shift to digital channels by clients are tempering past hesitations and driving the industry to the cloud.

Audrey Blater joins Market Structure & Technology team at Coalition Greenwich

January 27, 2022

Coalition Greenwich, the leading global provider of data, analytics and insights to the financial services industry, is pleased to announce the hiring of Audrey Blater as a Senior Analyst on its Market Structure & Technology team. 

Turnover Wave Subsides in U.S. Commercial Banking, But Bankers Need to Get in Front of Clients Again

January 26, 2022

After a surge of bank firings by companies disappointed by a perceived lack of support during the early days of the COVID-19 crisis, conditions are normalizing in the commercial banking market. However, bankers cannot afford to rest on their laurels. 

Funding Advantage Gives Biggest U.S. Banks Head Start in Critical Tech Race

January 25, 2022

The largest U.S. companies are allocating incremental business to banks with investments in digital platforms that streamline processes and make it easier for their clients to do business. 

Electronic Trading Hits Critical Mass Across Asian Bond Markets

January 20, 2022

Data compiled by Coalition Greenwich has shown that in the past four years, there has been a notable increase in e-trading across corporate credit, not just in G10 investment-grade and hard-currency credit but also, in particular, in local currency bonds.