The Trade: ...previously been ranked number one US electronic trading product and service quality provider and number one most helpful execution broker during the covid-related market crisis by Coalition Greenwich.
Traders: “The buy side isn’t cutting tech budgets, but they are reallocating for efficiency and doing more with less,” Jesse Forster said.
The Trade: Almost two thirds (63%) of buy-side equity market participants believe outsourced desks would result in improved execution quality and trade performance when trading across regions, according to new research from Coalition Greenwich...
Investment News: A new report from private credit platform Percent and Coalition Greenwich shows that 63% of respondents – largely asset managers, hedge funds and wealth managers in family offices and RIAs – plan to increase private credit...
Private Debt Investor: A new study from Coalition Greenwich found that the asset class could double in assets under management from $1.3T to $2.7T by 2026.
Benefits Canada: According to the ‘Coalition Greenwich Emerging Trends in Sustainable Investing Best Practices and Wildcards for Institutions Study’; nine out of 10 institutional investors in North America and Europe expect to be investing...
IFR: The top 12 banks have just over 30,000 sales and trading staff, according to Coalition Greenwich. That implies an average of 1,250 traders per bank, assuming an equal split between sales and trading – only a little more than the average at the...
Traders: A recent research report from Coalition Greenwich with SIX revealed that more than half (64%) of market participants expect the cloud – with its flexible, secure, and low-cost characteristics – will emerge as the dominant market data...
Finance Magnates: Electronic trading is on the rise in Japan, with growing adoption driven by the increasing popularity of multi-dealer platforms and application programming interfaces, according to research from Coalition Greenwich. Seiji Ishii,...
Refinitiv: Coalition Greenwich estimates that 35% to 40% of credit is currently operated electronically, and that trend has not changed, even in an unpredictable environment.
