The capital markets are a diverse segment, and it’s often difficult to make sweeping generalizations, but we are keenly watching several trends likely to have wide-reaching effects in 2013. These trends are continued sell-side cost pressure, central clearing and electronification of certain assets, shifting opportunities in Europe, growing demand for analytics, and pressure on management fees among buy-side firms.
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The capital markets are a diverse segment, and it’s often difficult to make sweeping generalizations, but we are keenly watching several trends likely to have wide-reaching effects in 2013. These trends are continued sell-side cost pressure, central clearing and electronification of certain assets, shifting opportunities in Europe, growing demand for analytics, and pressure on management fees among buy-side firms.