Research is a key expertise in distinctive clientele approach. Crédit Agricole CIB leans on Crédit Agricole S.A.'s Economic Research Department and develops its own axes : Fixed Income Markets Research, Credit Research and Brokerage Research.
Fixed Income Markets Research meeting customers' expectations
In collaboration with Crédit Agricole S.A.'s Economic Research Department, Crédit Agricole CIB develops its own axes of research: Fixed Income Markets Research, which covers underlying macroeconomic assets, and Credit Research, which focuses on underlying microeconomic debt products. Benefiting from its strong global positioning (Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the United States, and additional entry points in other local markets), Crédit Agricole CIB offers its clients high quality research.
A team of over 30 specialised analysts assists customers in their decision-making process on a full range of markets and products covered by Fixed Income Markets division (FIM).
a Research attentive to the risks faced by its clients
Fixed Income Markets Research is committed to providing its clients high quality research, which is operational and reactive, evolving and adaptable to their needs. Its market insight and global coverage helps clients capture opportunities and manage risk.
FIM Research covers the full range of FIM’s products:
- global macroeconomics,
- asset allocation,
- commodities strategy,
- emerging markets strategy,
- foreign exchange strategy,
- interest rates strategy,
- treasury.
Customised client approach
Fixed Income Markets Research has a recognised expertise in its tailor-made client approach. It has a definite ability to deliver immediately applicable solutions. FIM Research combines local expertise with a global strategic diagnosis to deliver unique insights.
Specialised teams by product
Fixed Income Markets Research is based on several pillars of competence. A team of 40 global analysts are specialised in the markets and assets of both developed and emerging countries – asset allocation, commodities, foreign exchange, interest rates and treasury. They are based in the main financial centres: Hong Kong, London, Moscow, New York, Paris, Riyadh, Sao Paulo and Tokyo.
