Asset Managers Prioritize Ease, Reliability in Algo Selection: Coalition Greenwich Report
bbn: A recent Coalition Greenwichreport highlights the evolving criteria for selecting algo trading providers among UK and European asset managers...
bbn: A recent Coalition Greenwichreport highlights the evolving criteria for selecting algo trading providers among UK and European asset managers...
Financial Times: Kevin McPartland, head of market structure at Coalition Greenwich, says the central clearing proposal, one of the recently finalised two rules by the SEC that promise to reshape the Treasury market, was “definitely a monumental...
Banking Exchange: Chris McDonnell said: “Satisfying the demands of these companies requires considerable effort and investment on the part of banks."
eFinancial Careers: Solomon and Barnum's positivity follows a report yesterday from Coalition Greenwich stating that January 2024 was a bumper month for US corporate bonds, with new issuance up 34% and the average daily notional traded volume (...
Bloomberg: In January alone the average daily notional trading volume of US Treasuries was up 46% year on year at $891 billion, according to research from Coalition Greenwich.
African Global Funds: “Fixed-income investors place a higher value on ESG data in large part because they view it as an important consideration in risk management,” said Stephen Bruel.
FundFire: Asset managers are sketching plans to apply generative AI mainly to marketing, sales, portfolio risk management, trading and product development, said Sophie Emler.
Traders: “According to our recent study Federated Business Communications: The Only Path Forward, findings reveal adoption is low, particularly in some areas of capital markets,” Audrey Costabile said.
Traders: Best execution has long meant different things to different firms, and it remains a hot topic as it was discussed on February, 16, at the STA Florida’s 42nd Annual Conference. During the panel discussion: Electronic Trading (Equity):...
P&I: An October report by Coalition Greenwich, "Wealth and Asset Managers Focus on Private Credit," predicted the market will surge to $2.7 trillion by 2026.