In 2025, several major banks are active in the trading market. Key players include:

1. JPMorgan Chase

   • Known for its robust trading operations, especially in fixed income, currency, and commodities (FICC) trading.

2. Deutsche Bank

   • Expected to benefit from increased client flow in trading desks, particularly in FICC trading.

3. U.S. Bancorp

   • Projected to rebound in earnings with solid growth in loans and deposits.

4. Truist Financial

   • Anticipates growth due to improved net interest income and strategic restructuring.

5. BNY Mellon

   • Driven by higher interest rates and new service launches.

6. Northern Trust

   • Focusing on organic growth and expense management for profitability.

These banks are expected to leverage technology and strategic initiatives to enhance their market performance in 2025[^1^][^2^][^3^][^4^].

EBS, in the context of trading, generally refers to the electronic broking services platform used for forex trading. As of 2025, EBS banks can trade using the new CME FX Spot+ instrument. This platform combines over-the-counter (OTC) spot FX and FX futures, supporting various currency pairs including EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, and USD/MXN^{1^}.

If you're referring to Emergent BioSolutions (EBS), they are actively traded as a stock. In 2025, their stock is subject to market fluctuations, with projections indicating potential growth despite some trading challenges[^2^][^3^].

In 2025, several medium-sized banks are active in the trading market. Some notable ones include:

1. Zions Bancorp
   • Identified as a top pick by analysts, with strong growth potential^{1^}.
2. Truist Financial Corp
   • Known for leveraging investment banking and trading to offset declining loan growth^{2^}.
3. Regions Financial Corp
   • Expected to benefit from improved market conditions and regulatory environment^{3^}.
4. KeyCorp
   • Positioned to capitalize on favorable economic conditions^{3^}.
5. Citizens Financial Group
   • Projected to experience loan growth and increased net interest income^{3^}.
6. Fifth Third Bancorp
   • Optimistic outlook due to stable credit conditions and favorable valuations^{3^}.

These banks are focusing on leveraging technology, strategic partnerships, and M&A activities to enhance their market presence[^4^][^5^].