U.S. Investment management firms continue to build their client service capabilities as a means of deepening relationships.

Deutsche Bank, UBS, Citi and Barclays are tightening their grip on the foreign exchange market as global FX continues its transition to a primarily electronic marketplace.

New focus on retail structured products heightens competition among banks. J.P. Morgan leads in U.S. while Société Générale leads in Europe...

The Asian equity market is attracting fierce competition from a large and diverse group of brokers looking to capture a share of the region’s recovering institutional research and trading business.

Mizuho Securities and SMBC Nikko Securities each gained four percentage points or more of vote share in Japanese equity research and advisory services during in 12-month period...

Although Asian banks have been capturing large corporate clients from European rivals, the latest research from Greenwich Associates shows that HSBC has established itself as the leading bank in the region in terms of both number of relationships...

BNP Paribas has established itself atop the European corporate banking market by securing relationships with 56% of the largest European companies.

HSBC, Citi, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank consolidate share in growing market.

While U.S. banks are locked in fierce competition for the business of the country’s strongest and most promising small businesses, companies in the market for credit and banking services are reaping the rewards. In this challenging environment...

In the Mid-Corporate category, which spans companies with annual revenues of $500 million to $2 billion, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan each claimed two Greenwich Excellence Awards, while Citi, HSBC and Wells Fargo each claimed one...