Greenwich Blog

Over-the-counter markets, including those for U.S. corporate bonds, securitized products and loans, have come into focus as markets that have only just begun their innovation journey.

Markets don’t tend to evolve quickly, but they most certainly do evolve. And history has shown that some of the biggest winners of the past 20 years started their journey being told, “It’s never going to work.”

During the second half of 2020, Coalition Greenwich spoke with 840 large corporate key decision-makers in Asia about the main challenges they faced during the COVID-19 crisis, and how their banking partners have played an important role...

The growing use of innovative unstructured data processing technology bodes well for improved risk mitigation of social-media-led market manipulation in the coming years.

Triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, relationships between banks and corporate treasury functions were once again pushed to the limit. Coalition Greenwich recently gathered feedback from over 450 large corporate decision-makers across...

“This is a big year for uncleared margin,” a poignant statement from ISDA CEO Scott O’Malia in his recent conversation with Coalition Greenwich. The next phases—5 and 6—to be implemented on September 1, 2021 and September 1, 2022...

Over the last decade, fixed-income electronic-trading growth has also taught us that allowing dealers to continue to do what they do best—provide liquidity via their balance sheet or via their distribution network—must remain a part of...

One of the most interesting questions we ask our participants in the annual Market Structure and Trading Technology study is which technologies have the most potential to be truly impactful on the trading desk.

Please join Shane Swanson and David Easthope from the Market Structure & Technology team as they discuss the latest market data proposals.

The shock of COVID-19 and ensuing race for PPP funding forced many small business owners to re-think relationships with their commercial banking providers.