Almost half of buy-side traders have difficulties getting ‘proper coverage’ from their brokers, spurring a renewed focus on strong relationships, according to Coalition Greenwich’s most recent report.
Third-party TCA systems are the buy-side’s preferred choice when selecting a platform, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.
Of the traders interviewed, 58% opted for separate systems, with control, flexibility and configurability underlined as the key drivers behind this preference, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.
Venue selection and broker strategy choices are also expected to see significant impacts, however firms should be aware of AI’s challenges, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.
70% of derivatives professionals predicted growth in January 2025, with potential capacity challenges possible if volumes continue to rise, according to a Coalition Greenwich report.
The growth reflects increasing buy-side demand for all-to-all trading, particularly driven by the corporate bond market, according to the latest Coalition Greenwich report.
Sophisticated algorithms and the rise of electronic execution are seeing buy-siders place greater focus on options between high-touch and low-touch execution, according to Coalition Greenwich’s latest study.
Approximately 20% of trading activity is executed with the top broker, while 60% is executed with the top five brokers, Coalition Greenwich’s report suggests.
New Coalition Greenwich survey found that over the next year, 34% of respondents intend to increase their use of multi-dealer platforms (MDPs), while only 5% thought there would be a reduction.
Almost 40% of US electronic traders have "a lot" of interest in having "more innovative" trading venues to choose from, according to the latest Coalition Greenwich report.