A groundbreaking study by Greenwich Associates of more than 10,000 Financial Advisors reveals an industry with a nearly insatiable appetite for information.
The Greenwich Focus and Explorer platforms help commercial banks set strategies by identifying their biggest opportunities and risks, and arm sales management and relationship managers with detailed, client-level data to execute a strategy with precisely targeted sales plans.
Financial companies spent more than $1 billion on third-party trade surveillance technology in 2018, as they invested heavily in “regtech” solutions for anti-money laundering (AML), know your customer (KYC) and other functions.
The new Greenwich Report represents the most comprehensive study of algo key performance indicators (KPIs) to date and helps traders optimize algo performance by identifying and analyzing the most important components of execution quality.
The analytic tools that enable this precision can be adopted by banks of all sizes and is leveling the playing field in U.S. commercial banking as never before.
After years of watching their equity market peers shift business to algorithmic trades, many FX market participants finally took the leap into the algo pool themselves last year, with adoption increasing by 25% year on year.
Banks are collectively investing billions of dollars in new technology platforms, but when it comes to understanding how all that IT spending is actually affecting their competitive positioning, senior executives have been flying blind.
FX market participants are spurning anonymous trading on ECNs in favor of disclosed, bilateral trades executed through a variety of channels—as well as a growing share of business done through API aggregators.