Equities

Buy-Side Trading Desks Spend Big Money on Talent and Technology

11 December 2014 By: Kevin McPartland, Daniel J. Connell

Over the last decade the buy side has expanded the role and capabilities of their trading desks by making significant investments in technology and staff—a challenging trend to continue when budgets are tight.

2014 Japanese Equity Investors - Japanese Equity Derivatives

10 December 2014

Institutions are concentrating less business with their top 3 brokers.

2014 Asian Equity Investors Compensation

1 December 2014

Total compensation increased for both portfolio managers and traders last year.

2014 Asian Equity Investors - Asian Equity Derivatives

1 December 2014

Institutions are concentrating more business with their top 3 brokers.

2014 Asian Equity Investors - Sales, Research & Trading

1 December 2014

Asian equity commissions increased in 2014.

Primary Market Activity Counteracts Decline in Sales and Trading Revenue

13 November 2014

As S&T revenues decline across the board, primary issuance has become the profit and value-add center for bulge-bracket firms.

The Rollercoaster Continues, Greenwich Leaders Stay the Course

3 November 2014 By: John Feng

“Brokers dominating in emerging markets equities share three characteristics,” says Greenwich Associates consultant John Colon. “They have proven their commitment this business, they have developed specific expertise at the sector...

New Regulatory Proposals Could Lead to Radical Changes in European Brokerage Business Model

30 October 2014 By: John Feng

Although on the surface things seem relatively placid in the European equity industry, with broker commission payments leveling off in 2014 after an extended period of weakness, the European brokerage business could be on the verge of the biggest...

Asset Management Compensation: Second Choice No More

28 October 2014

After years of playing second fiddle to the sell side as a career option, the asset management industry is emerging as the first choice for many financial professionals.

In Spite of Reduced Trading Volumes, Equity Derivatives Remain Essential Tools

23 October 2014 By: John Feng

Equity derivatives remain essential tools for institutional investors, but the lack of volatility in global markets has reduced trading volumes.

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Buy-Side Trading Desks Spend Big Money on Talent and Technology

2014 Japanese Equity Investors - Japanese Equity Derivatives

2014 Asian Equity Investors Compensation

2014 Asian Equity Investors - Asian Equity Derivatives

2014 Asian Equity Investors - Sales, Research & Trading

Primary Market Activity Counteracts Decline in Sales and Trading Revenue

The Rollercoaster Continues, Greenwich Leaders Stay the Course

New Regulatory Proposals Could Lead to Radical Changes in European Brokerage Business Model

Asset Management Compensation: Second Choice No More

In Spite of Reduced Trading Volumes, Equity Derivatives Remain Essential Tools

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