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Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL)
Financial Services
Stamford, Connecticut 29,972 followers
We are a leading global provider of data, analytics and insights to the financial services industry.
About us
Coalition Greenwich is a leading provider of strategic benchmarking, analytics and insights to the financial services industry. We specialize in providing unique, high-value and actionable information to help our clients improve their business performance. Our suite of analytics and insights encompass all key performance metrics and drivers: market share, revenue performance, client relationship share and quality, operational excellence, return on equity, brand perception, behavioral drivers, and industry evolution. We are a division of CRISIL, an S&P Global Company. Follow us on Twitter - @CoalitionGrnwch
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- 201-500 employees
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- Stamford, Connecticut
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A new report from Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL) finds that margin optimisation is once again a big feature of market participants’ thinking, including a refocus on how and where they trade interest rates products, as well as where they clear them. The report, 'The portfolio Margining Imperative for Interest Rate Deriatives,' authored by Coalition Greenwich senior analyst Stephen Bruel, highlights the cost benefits from margin optimisation, and observes that regulations mandating central clearing of derivatives trades have been effective in reducing systemic risk, but this has come at a cost to market participants in the form of margin requirements. The Full FX Colin Lambert https://lnkd.in/eriyutQg
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Derivatives market participants have renewed their focus on capital and margin optimization in response to the high cost of capital and the regulatory push toward central clearing, according to Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL). “Netting of futures and swaps risk in a single clearinghouse would also reduce the potential for market participants being stopped out due to margin increases from volatility spikes,” said Stephen Bruel, Senior Analyst at Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology and author of the report. Traders Magazine Anna Lyudvig https://lnkd.in/e4EaJeT4
Margin Optimization Back in Focus for Derivatives Market - Traders Magazine
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IMT Ghaziabad welcomes CRISIL Limited for an exclusive Leadership Talk on "Global Benchmarking and Analytics: Navigating Financial Services in a Data-Driven World." The speaker, Mr. Duncan McCredie, President and Head of Global Benchmarking - CRISIL, has extensive experience in the financial services industry. He has a proven track record in driving growth and turnaround strategies, particularly in the fintech and banking sectors. Having held key roles at Barclays and Rothschild, he brings a wealth of knowledge in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, and corporate finance. This is an excellent opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the financial services sector and how data-driven insights shape the industry's future. Varda Khanzode | Sweta Mehta | Pooja Yadav Anil Kumar | Vivek Mishra | IMT Ghaziabad - Placement Committee #LeadershipTalk #CRISIL #IMTGhaziabad #FinancialServices #DataAnalytics #Benchmarking #Fintech #FinanceInnovation #BusinessExcellence
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“I don’t think the new Texas Stock Exchange has articulated a business case for the benefits to the trading community,” says Jesse Forster, senior analyst for market structure and technology at Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL). “We’ve had a few other exchanges launch over the past few years, and it’s not like they’ve been widely embraced – at least from the perspective of capturing order flow.” Forster is, on the whole, sceptical about the benefits of new exchanges. “Maybe there’s a selling point for the listing community, but a new exchange can also negatively impact traders,” he argues, raising costs by introducing a new market data feed into the arena and creating an opportunity cost as traders check additional venues for order flow. Global Trading Lucy Carter https://lnkd.in/eCEt-cPH
Are challenger exchanges really challenging the status quo? - Global Trading
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I have too much fun talking about fixed income market structure. Thanks Sam Berberian, Sarah Schaffer and Billy Hult for such a great conversation last week and Citadel Securities for hosting. Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL) #marketstructure #bonds #electronictrading
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Cut-throat commission rates are hurting both sides of the street, writes Jesse Forster, head of equity market structure at Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL) – and it’s the clients who are ultimately losing out. https://lnkd.in/eRbvk729
The unintended consequences of declining commission rates: A squeeze on both sides - Global Trading
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*New report* New competition in the market for trading and clearing interest-rate futures and swaps is causing the industry to refocus on margin optimization, a process that allows market participants to reduce margin requirements – and ultimately the cost of trading. “Given the prevalence of market participants holding both futures and swaps, a significant opportunity exists to reduce margin requirements and costs by consolidating those positions in a single clearinghouse,” says Stephen Bruel, Senior Analyst at Coalition Greenwich Market Structure & Technology and author of The Portfolio Margining Imperative for Interest-Rate Derivatives. “Not only would individual trading entities benefit, but the financial system would see an improvement in risk efficiency.”
The Portfolio Margining Imperative for Interest-Rate Derivatives
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In this week’s The Markets Minute by Coalition Greenwich (a division of CRISIL), Eric Li highlights three traits that make transaction banking “recession proof.” #TheMarketsMinute #TransactionBanking #TradeFinance #RecessionProof
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*New report October Data Spotlight - U.S. Rates Trading: 'Clearing Could Fragment U.S. Treasury Liquidity Even as E-Trading Grows', by Kevin McPartland* U.S. Treasury markets were unsurprisingly active in September, both leading up to and following the Federal Reserve’s first rate cut since March 2020. Volume once again hovered near $1 trillion per day, up 35% from September of last year with $1.36 trillion traded on the month’s last day. Volatility was down 6% from last year but remains elevated by historic standards. The path forward remains uncertain due to the Presidential election and geopolitics—to name only two factors. https://lnkd.in/gYjytunj
October Spotlight: Clearing Could Fragment U.S. Treasury Liquidity Even as E-Trading Grows
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