An interesting facet of market structure is how flexible markets can be, twisting and turning to conform with the nature of the product, the legal and regulatory environment in which they operate and the scope of the buyers and sellers they’re...

Following the passage of MiFID I, electronic trading in Europe grew 250% from 2007 to 2010. In this research, Greenwich Associates takes a look at the early days of the MiFID II trading transformation by making informed predictions based on the...

The boom in new corporate bond trading platforms is over. Institutional corporate bond investors have voted with their feet, utilizing those tools that work best within the current market structure. We are now in a phase of refinement, where the...

Market structure change over the past decade has been directly or indirectly catalyzed by the credit crisis of 2008. That post-credit crisis era is now over. Here are the Top 9 Market Structure Trends for 2019 from Greenwich Associates.

Learn about the major trends fueling the expansion of ETFs within the investment portfolios of U.S. RIAs, and how they will impact future investments and portfolio allocations.

Trading in the interdealer and dealer-to-customer markets have been examined seperately for decades, those previously well-defined distinctions are starting to fade.

The new Greenwich Report investigates outsourced trading and the perception of U.S. institutional asset management and hedge fund professionals toward this growing industry. 

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.

Volatility and slowed business momentum has added uncertainty and introduced an element of downside risk that could push final pay numbers lower if markets remain unsettled.

Greenwich Associates takes a look at the Direct Exchange Feeds and SIPs in this most recent market data research.