ETFs have taken on a prominent role in the investment portfolios of U.S. registered investment advisors (RIAs), who use the funds in a broad range of tactical and strategic functions.
In this...
With dealers re-evaluating how and how much liquidity they provide to clients, a continued examination of trading venues and protocols is inevitable. This Greenwich research analyzes the U.S....
Institutional asset managers face an increasing array of challenges when managing an equity trading desk. More time is being spent on analysis, administration, compliance, and covering portfolio...
28 November 2018By:Parijat Banerjee, Mark Buckley, Andrew McCollum, Taeko Sumiyoshi, Tomio Sumiyoshi, Davis Walmsley
Over the first half of 2018, Greenwich Associates conducted a unique global research initiative aimed at better understanding institutional attitudes and needs around environmental, social and...
Greenwich Associates and Johnson Associates are projecting asset management incentive compensation to increase by approximately 5% this year.
Although that number represents a respectable year...
Although, exchanges have improved the latency and reliability of both direct exchange feeds and consolidated feeds, market participants complain about having to subscribe to expensive direct...
Bank Account Management (BAM) consists of the policies, procedures and actions corporates follow to open, close or modify bank accounts held by their financial institutions. To assist with the...
As part of a recent Greenwich Associates U.S.-based research study we asked a simple question: How would you rank the quality of your sell-side sales trader coverage over the past few years?
Emerging-market economies—those that are newly industrialized but have not yet fully developed—have proven themselves attractive to global fixed-income investors over the past decade. The...
The MiFID II era began at the start of 2018, after years of buildup, uncertainty and preparation. The directives, intended to improve transparency in the investment process, were long predicted...