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 governance (ESG) investing.

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.

This new Greenwich Report takes a deeper dive into what it will take for asset managers to compete and succeed in a maturing industry.

Despite senior-level commitment to improving the customer experience and big investments, 86% of bank customer experience professionals say their banks do not get much value from their customer experience programs. 

U.S. institutions are especially bullish about expected bond ETF allocations, targeting increases of almost 30%.

The credit default swap (CDS) market has been in decline for many years, inducing some market participants to shift to other products for their hedging needs.

Recognizing that marketing activities are going to shape the future of the firm and the industry as a whole is an important milestone for any organization striving to survive and thrive in the years ahead.

Across Latin America, institutional investments in ETFs are growing rapidly as current investors begin boosting allocations and applying ETFs to new asset classes and functions.

Vor dem Hintergrund des wachsenden Handels mit Devisenfutures hat Greenwich Associates die möglichen wirtschaftlichen Vorteile untersucht und bewertet, die sich aus dem Handel mit Futures als Alternative zum OTC-Markt ergeben.

Commercial banks’ inability to keep pace with the digital capabilities of consumer platforms like Amazon, Uber and other slick retail banking websites is frustrating U.S. executives, who continue to struggle with cumbersome and often manual...