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Turnover rates and customer dissatisfaction levels in banking relationships were much lower among the largest U.S. companies than they were among mid-size companies and small businesses during worst moments of the credit crisis.
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Credit conditions are not improving for small and mid-sized U.S. companies they are getting worse.
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Greenwich Associates is now meeting with institutional investors and pensions in Continental Europe, Germany and the United Kingdom to discuss their investment activity and market perspectives in 2010. All participants will receive the study results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here. |
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Greenwich Associates is now meeting with professional buyers responsible for assembling and maintaining investment fund distribution platforms to identify the most important investor-driven trends influencing their markets. All participants will receive complete research results and annual access to all reports available on Greenwich.com. To learn more, click here. |
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Institutional investors in Asia increased the average share of total equity trading volume executed via self-directed electronic trades to 18% last year up from 15% in 2007-2008
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New research suggests that most of the non-bulge bracket dealers who have thrived will struggle to retain the market share they recently accumulated.
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Although changes in the composition of Asian fixed income markets are altering the competitive landscape for dealers, global banks remain Asia's top dealers.
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Greenwich Associates is now meeting with fixed-income investors across North America to gather market insight, investment trends in 2010, and satisfaction with service providers. All participants will receive study results and an annual subscription to Greenwich Associates' research. To learn more, click here. |
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Banks see new technology platforms as both a huge opportunity and a potentially dangerous threat.
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BB&T, First Citizens Bank & Trust (NC/VA), Frost, M&T Bank, and Synovus Financial win the highest number of 2009 Greenwich Associates Small Business Banking Excellence Awards. click here.
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