We strongly believe the human banker will remain the cornerstone of commercial and corporate banking relationships. Going forward, AI will make bankers more effective in their client interactions by customizing presentations, generating personalized insights and recommendations, and contributing to solutions tailored to individual clients.
ETFs are on track to becoming common instruments in institutional portfolios, alongside stocks, bonds and derivatives...
AI is now being utilized in finance, with applications related to fraud detection, credit scoring and robo-advising. To date, most of these are focused on retail rather than institutional applications, but this is rapidly changing...
The results of the Greenwich Associates 2016 European Exchange-Traded Funds Study show that institutional investors are turning to ETFs for liquidity, ease of use and fast access to exposures.
Over the past 12 months, relatively large numbers of large companies have changed banks, and a surprising 40% of large companies express a strong willingness to switch banks in the year ahead.
Institutional assets are flowing into exchange-traded funds as U.S. institutions integrate ETFs into essential functions ranging from risk management and liquidity enhancement to...
Institutional investors in 2016 increased budgets to fixed-income trading desks in preparation for shifts in the interest-rate environment, and continued to ramp up IT budgets to keep pace...
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In Q4 of 2016, Greenwich Associates conducted 181 online interviews across North America, Europe and Asia to bring clarity to the commission rates firms pay for equity trades. The result is a truly comprehensive view across 77 MSCI-defined developed...
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