The 2020 Greenwich Quality Leaders℠ in U.K. Institutional Investment Management Service are Baillie Gifford, Insight Investment, and Legal & General Investment Management. These asset managers have distinguished themselves from competitors by...
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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.
As European Institutions Take on Risk, Many Seek Outside Managers
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Throughout these tumultuous conditions, a small group of leading managers have strengthened their positions in the European market. These managers have one thing in common: They all had best-in-class client service infrastructure in place before the...
Global Pandemic Disrupts Plans of Institutions and Asset Managers
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The COVID-19 pandemic has given the biggest brands in asset management an advantage in the race to claim a share of the growing pool of assets allocated to external managers by institutions in Asia.
A Flight to Safety as Indian Banks Navigate Tumultuous Times
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With COVID-19 arriving on the heels of a series of crises that already had India’s companies and consumers worried about the solvency of their banks, customers are flocking to the relative security of the country’s largest and presumably most stable...
The 2019 Greenwich Quality Leaders in U.S. Investment Consulting have set themselves apart from their competitors in five categories that clearly distinguishes best-in-class consultants from average practitioners.
Although the players remain the same, Canadian foreign exchange today is a different, and increasingly, a two-innings game.
Which Banks Stand Out in Volatile FX Markets?
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April 16, 2020
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Andrew J. Awad, Parijat Banerjee, Anna Biermann, James Borger, Thomas Jacques, Peter Kane, Timothy R. Sangston, David Stryker, Taeko Sumiyoshi, Tomio Sumiyoshi
In foreign exchange, a massive spike in volatility due to the COVID-19 crisis and a nearly unprecedented climb in the value of the U.S. dollar have left market participants scrambling for cover.
As European companies respond to historic volatility in currency markets triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, many are likely to turn to the banks with whom they have deep and long-standing relationships, many of which will be domestic or regional...
The combination of macroeconomic volatility, slow economic growth, historically low interest rates, and further increasing know your customer (KYC) requirements has made for a tough market for corporate banks in Europe.
Commoditization Leads to Shift in Asian Corporate Banking Landscape
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Macroeconomic volatility in Asia could actually be working to the advantage of the world’s biggest corporate banks.
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