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Muni High Yield: Technically Driven, Fundamentally Sound?
Download our latest whitepaper to find trends on: Why portfolio managers are increasingly turning toward high yield bonds
Sustainable Stewardship of Open Identifiers
Read Refinitiv's white paper assessing recent trends in relation to open identifiers, focusing on governance and sustainability considerations.
Evolution of the Trading ecosystem
Our report covers the Evolution of Trading Ecosystems and how trading systems and technologies have evolved across trading and its ecosystems.
Measure and improve a portfolio's contribution to proprietary sustainability goals
With existing sustainability scoring data, it is possible to measure a company's or portfolio's contribution to specific sustainability goals. We outline how.
The First Step in Third-Party Risk Management
Our Third-Party Onboarding and Risk Management Survey asked respondents how essential a third-party compliance onboarding process is to their companies.
Putting the hammer down: Accelerate your Digital Transformation
Digital transformation in wealth management and the buy vs build decision is one that all financial institutions face. Refinitiv explores a new hybrid strategy to lower total cost of ownership, bring digital strategies to market quickly and improve the client experience.
Machine learning with sentiment analysis
Read the latest report from Refinitiv on machine learning with news sentiment analysis for financial markets and stock market trading.
Fair Valuations: What Lies Beneath
Download our latest whitepaper to discover what are the key valuation measurement challenges, especially when it comes to hard-to-value, illiquid instruments?
Global sustainable development
We examine the threat of environmental crime to business and security, and how to mitigate using supply chain risk tools, ESG data, and greater collaboration.
FRTB puts data demands on banks
Of all the new incoming regulations, few will have a greater impact on financial institution’s trading business than Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB).The new FRTB requirements from Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) pertain to capital requirements for banks. In fact this...