Buy-side becoming more reliant on TCA, with 85% of traders viewing it as an essential tool
Third-party TCA systems are the buy-side’s preferred choice when selecting a platform, according to a Coalition Greenwich 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.
Algo sales and desk coverage headcounts expected to be expanded the most in the next 12-18 months, according to a report from Coalition Greenwich.