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Regtech & Risk Subscription
We follow the adoption of technology by market participants to manage risk and stay compliant, and the change in market sentiment from defensive to offensive with the deployment of risktech.
Our independent third-party analyses form the basis for senior sell-side management to benchmark their client businesses, identify revenue opportunities, assess service quality, and optimize allocation of resources.
Federated Business Communications: The Only Path Forward
Greenwich Report
The federation of business communications channels into a single, secure interface is set to be a competitive differentiator for firms embracing this technology.
Corporate and Investment Banking: Spending Priorities
Greenwich Report
Investment banking profits are a two-sided coin. Revenues often make the headlines, but it can be reductions in spending that increasingly drive profitability.
Top Market Structure Trends to Watch in 2024
Greenwich Report
Coalition Greenwich examines 10 of the biggest market structure trends they will be watching in the new year.
U.S. Treasury Market Reform: The Buy-Side View
Greenwich Report
The market structure supporting the trading of U.S. Treasuries has been under close scrutiny for the past decade. A series of events including the taper tantrum (2013), flash rally (2014), repo market stress (2019), pandemic panic (2020), and...
Data Automation: The Workflow Efficiency Game-Changer
Greenwich Report
Financial institutions are increasingly prioritizing improving data automation processes via technology. With T+1 requirements looming, efficiency and accuracy throughout the trade lifecycle is more important than ever.
The Future of FX Derivatives Clearing: Has the Path Been Cleared?
Greenwich Report
OTC derivatives clearing has been en vogue for the past 15 years, but the foreign exchange (FX) market hadn't gotten the memo.
The derivatives market is no stranger to tumult and bad publicity.
The SEC’s Equity Market Structure Proposals: Beneath the Comments
Greenwich Report
Now that the official comment period on the SEC’s proposals related to equity market structure has passed, we’re seeing a dramatic increase in the flow of questions, opinions and (in some cases) data from market participants about what may be next.