FX market’s uptake in algo trading here to stay, report finds
A Coalition Greenwich report has found that the uptake in algo trading in FX during the pandemic could be here to stay permanently.
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Multi-dealer platforms increasingly costly, FICC traders agree
Coalition Greenwich report found that buy- and sell-side FICC traders view bilateral trading as a solution to the rising costs of multi-dealer platforms.
Buy-side trading desks increased spending to cope with pandemic, report finds
Coalition Greenwich report found that buy-side equities trading desks increased their budgets by 12% in 2020, while fixed income desk budgets declined by 1%.
Archegos scandal squashes highest equities revenues for large banks in a decade
According to the Coalition Greenwich index, equities revenues reached one of the highest quarterly revenues in a decade excluding losses related to the Archegos scandal.
E-trading in European swaps accelerates as traders seek improvements in workflow
A report by Coalition Greenwich found that European swaps traders on the buy-side executed 45% of trades electronically, with the majority done via Tradeweb.
Coalition Greenwich expands market structure team with new senior analyst
Stephen Bruel joins Coalition Greenwich as a senior analyst from Brown Brothers Harriman where he was head of derivatives product management for 10 years.
All-to-all corporate bond trading on the rise, report finds
Coalition Greenwich report found that all-to-all anonymous trading accounted for 12% of investment grade corporate bond trading in 2020, up from 8% the year prior.
Sell-side headcount declined as revenues reached record highs in 2020
Coalition Greenwich index revealed that headcounts at investment banks dropped while revenues hit the highest in over a decade during the year.