
About a fifth of US market structure savvy sell side electronic equities professionals in a study conducted over the past two months think the transition to T+1 will come with a large disruption including many or severe issues. Only 9% are...
About a fifth of US market structure savvy sell side electronic equities professionals in a study conducted over the past two months think the transition to T+1 will come with a large disruption including many or severe issues. Only 9% are...
In 2023, we revisited our Investment Consultant Playbook, which outlines the key steps to achieving a winning relationship with investment consultants. It also outlines several dynamics that are reshaping the intermediary landscape and impacting...
Two decades ago, exchanges and electronic trading venues were seen as offering two things—a marketplace for buyers and sellers to interact and market data reflecting the results of those interactions.
One of the more exciting trends we have observed within the continental European institutional investment community in recent years is the heightened interest in and flows to infrastructure strategies. In our latest annual report on the leading...
With all the pomp and circumstance surrounding artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML), is it possible that 10% of buy side trading desks are incorporating these technologies in their equity trading processes?
Globally, where funds use an OCIO, they tend to allocate the entirety of their plan assets to their OCIO provider. However, the approach to granting discretion over these assets—whether full or partial—also varies significantly by region. In Europe...
Corporate bond investors are well taken care of. Markets are more transparent, electronic and generally accessible than they’ve ever been.
Coalition Greenwich research indicates that corporates have not embraced the FX Global Code.
European investors continue to demonstrate a more entrenched commitment to sustainable practices— nearly all European investors reported that ESG is currently employed in their portfolio. Hot on their heels are Asian investors, with 86% stating that...
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