IFR: “Hong Kong is still every major bank’s hub for emerging Asia. The city’s strategic location from a Chinese market standpoint and a Japanese market standpoint is key,” said Aamir Hazaria.
Euromoney: “The emphasis on building strong overall relationships with commercial clients – which includes loans, deposits and treasury management services – has led to some banks discounting credit offerings,” notes Gregory Schneider, director of...
The Desk: Research by Coalition Greenwich has found a ‘glass ceiling’ of 40% electronic trading for investment grade bonds and 30% for high yield.
Traders: “Market participants are not against market reform, but the majority are convinced the current proposals have gone too far or miss the mark of the SEC’s stated intentions of improving U.S. Treasury transparency and liquidity,” says Kevin...
Markets Media: The majority of wealth and asset managers expect to increase their allocations to private credit in the next year according to research from Percent and Coalition Greenwich. The private credit market grew to $1.3 trillion at the end...
Investment Executive: “Continuously working to improve the market structure for U.S. Treasury trading is prudent, but that process must include cost-benefit analyses to ensure the time spent yields the needed results,” said Kevin McPartland in a new...
Markets Media: David Easthope, head of fintech research at Coalition Greenwich, says that traditional financial institutions are paying attention to the tokenization opportunities that blockchain technology presents so infrastructure players and...
Financial Times: Some Treasury market experts noted that traders often have relationships with several banks, so trades were successfully rerouted elsewhere and executed. “Everybody has a back-up for clearing in these situations,” said Kevin...
Financial Times: “I haven’t seen in a long time — or ever really — such a line of opposition,” said Jesse Forster, equity market structure specialist at Coalition Greenwich. Forster said the pushback also reflected the cumulative effect of a flood...
Financial Times: The Citigroup rates trading business snagged the No. 2 market-share ranking from Coalition Greenwich in the first half of this year, up from No. 3 for all of 2022.
