Easier Said than Done: Managers Struggle with Gen AI
FundFire: Asset managers are sketching plans to apply generative AI mainly to marketing, sales, portfolio risk management, trading and product development, said Sophie Emler.
FundFire: Asset managers are sketching plans to apply generative AI mainly to marketing, sales, portfolio risk management, trading and product development, said Sophie Emler.
Traders: “According to our recent study Federated Business Communications: The Only Path Forward, findings reveal adoption is low, particularly in some areas of capital markets,” Audrey Costabile said.
Traders: Best execution has long meant different things to different firms, and it remains a hot topic as it was discussed on February, 16, at the STA Florida’s 42nd Annual Conference. During the panel discussion: Electronic Trading (Equity):...
P&I: An October report by Coalition Greenwich, "Wealth and Asset Managers Focus on Private Credit," predicted the market will surge to $2.7 trillion by 2026.
Wealth Management: Traditional long-only managers building up private markets capabilities should find room to compete with private markets specialists for the flood of institutional money now moving into private equity...
P&I: "The addition of Christopher and Ken reflects the significant growth opportunities for asset managers in these regions, as well as the global nature of the Coalition Greenwich business,"said Mark Buckley.
The Desk: Kevin McPartland said, “Block trades remain the Holy Grail for bond market electronic-trading supporters...
Traders: Jesse Forster said in the report: “Managers anticipate a continued upward trend, projecting algorithmic trading to reach 40% and crossing networks to increase to 8% within the next three years.”
Markets Media: “The proliferation of communications channels has complicated daily workflows for financial professionals, while also introducing new risks and recordkeeping burdens associated with security and regulatory compliance,” says Audrey...
P&I: While there's continued demand for large private markets managers with established brands and solid track records, "there's a reason for asset owners to be open to talking to firms that aren't specialists," said Todd Glickson.