Reuters: "Even though bonds are more interesting now than they were in 2021, they still don't move like stocks do," said Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at Coalition Greenwich.
Reuters: "Even though bonds are more interesting now than they were in 2021, they still don't move like stocks do," said Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at Coalition Greenwich.
Markets Media: Jesse Forster, Head of Equity Market Structure & Technology at Coalition Greenwich looks ahead at key industry trends and themes for the year ahead.
Banking Dive: Twenty of the world’s largest banks shed at least 61,905 jobs total in 2023, the Financial Times found last week. Gaurav Arora, global head of competitor analytics at Coalition Greenwich said in an interview with the Financial Times...
Traders: With asset manager and hedge fund adoption of execution now at 30% and 40% respectively, according to Coalition Greenwich, there will be a surge in demand for comparing expected execution costs using different liquidity provider algos...
Financial Times: A surge of enthusiasm from Asia is creating a 24-hour retail market for US-listed companies, underscoring New York’s position as the world’s home for share trading… Jesse Forster, equity market specialist at Coalition Greenwich...
Financial Times: Analysis from Coalition Greenwich showed the biggest investment banks cut back their staff by 4%. Yet the reductions were not as deep as the more significant falls in revenues, which Gaurav Arora, global head of competitor analytics...
Traders: Just about one year ago, Kevin McPartland was brave enough to speak with Traders Magazine to assess his firm’s 2022 trends to watch...
Der Treasurer: Die Beratung Coalition Greenwich hat sein neues Banken-Ranking im Trade-Finance-Bereich veröffentlicht.
The Trade: Kevin McPartland noted in a social media post that “finally [there is] some clarity from the SEC on Treasury and repo clearing...
Bloomberg: “In continental Europe, target allocations have increased significantly across multiple private markets asset classes,” said Mark Buckley. “The picture in the U.K. is much more mixed.”