Asian Companies Find Support from (Relatively) Healthy Banks The health of Asian banks relative to their counterparts in the west has helped insulate the region's companies and economy from the worst effects of the global financial crisis. The crisis, however, has not spared Asia's still-developing debt capital markets, and the disruptions in local bond markets could be leaving companies dangerously reliant on banks for essential funding. More...
	Canadian Institutions Respond to Crisis Canadian institutions entered the global financial crisis with portfolio allocations that were significantly more conservative than those of their counterparts in the United States. As a result, they are emerging from their post-crisis reviews of internal investment policies with their pre-crisis strategies and asset allocations largely intact. More...
	With Bank Credit Still Not Flowing, European Companies Adjust Large European companies are scaling back expenditures and locking in funding from investors in the debt capital markets where they can amid continuing deterioration in bank lending markets. More...
	New Study — U.S. Investment Management Greenwich Associates is now meeting with institutional investors and pensions in the United States to discuss their investment activity and market perspectives in 2009. All participants will receive the study results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here.
	Broker Commissions Decline on Canadian Equity Trades Commission rates paid by Canadian institutions to brokers on trades of domestic equities declined sharply from 2008 to 2009. More...
	New Study — Canadian Investment Management Greenwich Associates is now meeting with institutional investors and pensions in Canada to discuss their investment activity and market perspectives in 2009. All participants will receive the study results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here.
	Managing Crisis: U.S. Institutions Roll Out Their Responses to Global Downturn U.S. institutions used the first half of 2009 to take a close look at their investment policies, asset allocations and investment managers to determine what went wrong last year, to pinpoint the policies, investments and managers that performed as expected through the market crisis and to identify those that fell short. More...
	New Study — U.S. Third Party Investment Distribution Greenwich Associates is now meeting with professional buyers charged with assembling and maintaining investment fund distribution platforms to identify the most important investor-driven trends influencing their markets. Fund distributors have an opportunity to teach their asset manager partners best-in-class practices and raise industry standards across the board. All participants will receive complete research results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here.
	Amid Credit Crisis, U.S. Businesses Seek Out Strongest Bank Brands New Greenwich Market Pulse reveals concerns about the health and reliability of U.S. banks for small and mid-size businesses has become such a pressing issue that the strength and reputation of individual bank brands may be as important as price and product. Results show Wells Fargo and BB&T bucking the trend. More...
	New Study — European Fixed Income Greenwich Associates is now meeting with fixed-income investors across the United Kingdom and the continent to discuss their trading activity and market perspectives in 2009. All participants receive the study results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here.

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