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After several quarters of growth in fixed-income revenues, damped by a lull during the second quarter of 2017, market participants eagerly anticipate the impact that rate rises and tapering will have on volatility.
Nearly a decade after the global credit crisis, a new fixed-income ecosystem is taking form. While institutional investors continue to trade the majority of their bonds with the biggest fixed-income dealers, they are increasingly trading with an expanding list of market specialists.
European institutions contending with sweeping regulatory reforms, persistently low interest rates and the threat of increased volatility are turning to asset management firms for advice and assistance on these critical issues. That demand for support is giving a boost to pan-European, multi-asset-class managers like Allianz Global Investors—the 2017 Greenwich Quality Leader in Overall Continental European Institutional Investment Management.
The pool of institutional assets available to investment managers competing for business in Asia is expanding—despite the end of a spectacular 10-year run of growth for Asian institutional assets overall. 
The top five dealers in foreign exchange are ceding market share. Although the world’s five biggest FX dealers still capture an impressive 44% of global market share in aggregate, that proportion is down from 48% last year and from 53% as recently as 2013. 

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