For most asset managers, product development—from idea capture to product release—takes between three months and one year. 

As the global economy emerges from an unprecedented shutdown, both policymakers and investors are operating in uncharted territory. To better understand investor strategies during this important transitional period, we interviewed approximately 500...

For investment managers, data and research products can be thought of as raw materials—the input that is taken in, processed into investment ideas, fused into portfolio construction, and used to create investment portfolios.

Coalition Greenwich research with investment consultants and institutional investors has shown that there is a measurable link between how consultants and investors perceive an asset manager’s commitment to diversity and inclusion and their level of...

Over half the 101 global institutional investors participating in a new joint PGIM-Greenwich Associates study say climate change is already affecting their portfolios by creating new risks and generating new opportunities.

Asset managers are discovering a new tool in the fight for increased profitability in an increasingly competitive institutional market: persona client segmentation.

The economic consequences of COVID-19 could represent an existential crisis for some asset management firms, forcing managers around the world to make hard strategic choices to protect their businesses.

In this paper, we examine the cloud and managed services transition, looking at where organizations are on the journey and how and why it’s a shift that needs to accelerate.

In this Greenwich Report, we focus on the technology provider relationship: specifically, how an outcome-oriented partnership between services provider and client is essential if financial organizations are to see a real return on their investment...

Whether utilizing or taking advantage of cloud technology, artificial intelligence (AI) or process automation, financial services firms are embracing innovation to propel their organizations into the new decade.