This report takes a look at the recent trends in global electronic execution, including shifting attitudes brought about by MiFID II, the uptake of algo wheels and the use of AI technology.

Allocations to ETFs in Asian institutional portfolios increased sharply last year, rising to 23% of total assets in 2018 from 14% in 2017 for ETF investors among the 51 institutions participating in Greenwich Associates most recent Asian Exchange-...

In every industry, data analysis is becoming a key competitive differentiator. Online retailers track users and clicks, shipping companies optimize logistics and in finance, just about every piece of information has a data value assigned to it.

In this 2019 Deal Makers Sentiment Survey, we explore M&A and capital market outlooks, examining expectations across industry and region and highlighting the key concerns and drivers for the next 12 months.

Large Asian companies are kicking off a large-scale drive to use new digital technology to make their treasury and banking operations better, cheaper, faster, and more transparent.

Meeting elevated and evolving client expectations presents challenges and opportunities for managers, beginning with their employees. Review...

Competition among order and execution management systems providers has always been fierce. In 2018, the buy side spent $1.4 billion on OMS and EMS, and nevertheless, competition is about to get even tougher.

Latin American institutions continue to adopt ETFs at record levels.

Institutional investors are increasingly looking to their most trusted asset managers for market research, and are more now than ever finding that content via social media. 

By mining our historical data on dealer-client relationships, Greenwich Associates found that they are becoming significantly less stable over time and that the relative stability advantage held by the bulge-bracket firms is eroding.