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Insights
European corporate treasuries and cash management providers, which focused on providing...
The U.S. Treasury market in 2020 cannot be measured based solely on the extraordinary activity...
Although liquidity disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis were thankfully short-lived for...
With the initial liquidity shock of COVID-19 waning, many large companies and banks in Asia...
Investors’ Take on Market Structure Issues 2020/2021
January, 2021
No one will ever claim that 2020 was a dull year. In this report, we look at U.S. equity market...
Top Market Structure Trends for 2021
January, 2021
The ramifications of new equity exchanges, an increasingly tech-heavy fixed-income market,...
U.S. Capital Markets Performance During COVID
December, 2020
No market operates in a vacuum. Simultaneously exploring how conditions and activity evolved...
Shareholder Litigation: Views From the Frontline
December, 2020
The shareholder litigation landscape is rapidly changing across the globe.
With the initial liquidity shock of COVID-19 waning, many large companies and banks in Asia...
Money in Motion for Commercial Banking
November, 2020
Greenwich Associates announces those banks viewed by their commercial banking clients as “...
Top Market Structure Trends for 2021
January, 2021
The ramifications of new equity exchanges, an increasingly tech-heavy fixed-income market,...
The Future of Banking: Digital Transformation
November, 2020
The COVID-19 crisis is accelerating innovation and spurring a new round of technology...
Decision Time for Asset Managers
October, 2020
The economic consequences of COVID-19 could represent an existential crisis for some asset...
The Changing Role of Media for Financial Advisors
August, 2020
So where are financial advisors turning for information? The recent mandatory work-from-home...
Corporate treasury departments are increasingly recognized for what they have always been:...
The Future of Trading: Technology in 2024
October, 2019
We examine the forces and technology driving the trading desk of the future from the vantage...
European corporate treasuries and cash management providers, which focused on providing...
With the initial liquidity shock of COVID-19 waning, many large companies and banks in Asia...
2020 has been an incredible year for financial markets and for those that analyze them. The...
Security Tokens are Coming as Roadblocks are Disappearing
December, 2020
Today, through tokenization and smart contracts, we see a link finally beginning to emerge...
Two factors—integrating workflows and an expanding product base—hold the key to growth of...
Money in Motion for Commercial Banking
November, 2020
Greenwich Associates announces those banks viewed by their commercial banking clients as “...
In the buildup to the U.S. presidential election, Coalition Greenwich canvassed global FX...
Financial Transaction Tax Tango
September, 2020
Ah, the siren song of easy money—that is what the idea of a financial transaction tax (FTT)...
Although liquidity disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis were thankfully short-lived for...
The 2020 Greenwich CX Leaders recognize financial services leaders that have maintained...
A small group of asset managers—including Allianz Global Investors, J.P. Morgan Asset...
2020 Greenwich Leaders: Asian Large Corporate Trade Finance
September, 2020
Greenwich Associates presents the regional list of 2020 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in...
2020 Greenwich Leaders: European Large Corporate Trade Finance
September, 2020
Greenwich Associates presents the regional list of 2020 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in...
Throughout these tumultuous conditions, a small group of leading managers have strengthened...
The 2020 Greenwich Quality Leaders℠ in U.K. Institutional Investment Management Service are...
The COVID-19 pandemic has given the biggest brands in asset management an advantage in the race...
Data Spotlight
Featured
U.S. Capital Markets Performance During COVID: Global OTC Interest-Rate Derivatives
The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic created a sustained period of market stress leading to record volumes across over-the-counter (OTC) interest-rate derivatives (IRD) markets. The market infrastructure nevertheless proved both resilient and highly scalable.
U.S. Capital Markets Performance During COVID: Equities
Amid this year’s historic surge in trading volume and volatility, U.S. capital markets responded as they are expected to — by efficiently bringing buyers and sellers together. That accomplishment is a testament to the resiliency of a market structure that shined during perhaps its biggest test.
Our new report presents the results of deeper analysis into off-exchange trading and other aspects of U.S. equity and options market structure during the crisis.
Decision Time for Asset Managers
The economic consequences of COVID-19 could represent an existential crisis for some asset management firms, forcing managers around the world to make hard strategic choices to protect their businesses.
This report explains why asset managers face a fundamental strategic choice between reaching for scale and striving for distinction, and why managers who fail to choose one of those lanes will put their businesses at risk.
Download the paper to understand how managers can out-execute the competition and position themselves for not only survival - but future growth in a post COVID-19 world.
Rule 606(b)(3) and Beyond
Institutional 606 (i.e., SEC Rule 606(b)(3)) went fully live in July of 2020.
Brokers are now responsible for providing buy-side firms ad hoc reports detailing how their not-held orders were handled, including through the use of Actionable IOIs. The seemingly never-ending cascade of increasing data and different execution choices can seem overwhelming.
Our report dives into the details to try to help to distill some signal from the noise.
