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Equity commission rates: Grinding lower over time, or are they?

The relationship between the buy side and their brokers is often complex, with commission rates being just one aspect of a broader arrangement. These rates are negotiable and depend on a variety of factors, including the firm type, trading volume and complexity, execution quality, platforms used in order routing, and ancillary or bundled services such as research, regions and regulations.

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Bitcoin Is Dead, Long Live Bitcoin

Greenwich Blog
March 13, 2017

The SEC decision on whether to approve a Bitcoin ETF was never going to be a make or break moment for the crypto-currency.

It has been 7 years since Dodd-Frank was passed, and four years since clearing mandates took effect in the US, and clearing swaps for customers still falls short of the great business opportunity most FCMs had hoped for when Dodd-Frank first became...

2016 Market Structure Research Review

Greenwich Blog
December 19, 2016 By: Kevin McPartland

At Greenwich Associates we're lucky enough to have a client list that includes some of the smartest and most influencial firms and people in the industry. As such, taking a close look at what they were reading in 2016 provides great insight.

The market is more electronic than ever, but relationships still drive the vast majority of trading.  It is important to remember that “electronic trading” and “relationships” are not mutually exclusive.

Will Banks Get Onboard with Cryptocurrencies?

Greenwich Blog
October 25, 2016

Most banks have so far stayed well clear of cryptocurrencies, due to concerns around their public anonymous nature and their potential misuse in illegal activities. However, if compliance concerns can be satisfied, then they are open to exploring...

A Flash Crash, or Just Volatility?

Greenwich Blog
October 11, 2016 By: Kevin McPartland

I wish we could get away from calling every bout of extreme price volatility a flash crash. Markets crash and rebound - they always have. Today it can happen in a few minutes, back in the 80's it would take a few days. But the causes are often the...

What do Space-X and Virtu have in common?

Greenwich Blog
October 3, 2016 By: Kevin McPartland

NASA's bread and butter is sending rockets into space.  Bank trading desks similarly are the epicenter of bond trading.  Greenwich Associates research shows that in 2016 58% of US Treasury trading by institutional investors was...

Tick Size Pilot Unlikely to Achieve its Goals

Greenwich Blog
October 2, 2016

Today, October 3rd, US equity markets will flip the switch on a pilot program that will change the way some 1,200 small cap stocks are traded. Unfortunately, the Tick Size Pilot Program as it is known will likely end up as a costly failure,...

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