Mortgages are a very familiar type of loan, simply because so many people have them. The latest census data shows that nearly 64% of families in the U.S. own their own home, with 65% of those...
Despite the increasingly electronic nature of foreign exchange markets, it is important to note that institutional and corporate FX customers did not shift trading volume away from traditional...
The competition among FX trading protocols and venues is both interesting and perplexing, given their diversity and the incredible choice they provide market participants.
FX market structure...
Asia and its bond markets are different from the rest of the world. This diversity of large-scale economies influences the structure of the regional financial system and the uptake of electronic...
Envisioning technology that doesn’t exist today and its application within financial markets is nearly as hard as predicting the market itself.
In this Greenwich Report, the first of a three...
Benchmarks play a vital role in every step of the investment process, for both active and passive investors.
An overwhelming proportion of investors agree that they are an important part of...
Fee compression is one of the biggest challenges facing institutional asset managers today. Institutional investors are focused on fees to a level never before seen in the industry. While in the...
For European companies and banks, Brexit is like a looming hurricane, the severity of which remains uncertain.
Companies in the United Kingdom and on the Continent are battening down the...
Outside of core day-to-day functions like managing liquidity and securing adequate funding, the Indian corporate treasury departments taking part in a recent study by Greenwich Associates rank “...
The fixed-income market, while often talked about as a single thing, is in fact an incredibly diverse amalgamation of securities and asset types.
The U.S. bond market is currently valued at $...