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Glänzende Zukunft für Devisenfutures

Greenwich Report
May 29, 2018 By: David Stryker

Vor dem Hintergrund des wachsenden Handels mit Devisenfutures hat Greenwich Associates die möglichen wirtschaftlichen Vorteile untersucht und bewertet, die sich aus dem Handel mit Futures als Alternative zum OTC-Markt ergeben.

Commercial banks’ inability to keep pace with the digital capabilities of consumer platforms like Amazon, Uber and other slick retail banking websites is frustrating U.S. executives, who continue to struggle with cumbersome and often manual...

Canadian Institutions Lead the Way in ETF Investing

Greenwich Report
May 10, 2018 By: Andrew McCollum

Canadian institutions are at the forefront of a growing move by institutions around the world to integrate exchange-traded funds (ETFs) into their portfolios.

ETFs: Versatile Vehicles for Asian Institutions

Greenwich Report
May 2, 2018 By: Andrew McCollum

Across the board, Asian institutions are integrating ETFs into their portfolios as a standard tool for obtaining beta exposures in their allocations in both active and passive strategies.

ETFs: Valuable Versatility in a Newly Volatile Market

Greenwich Report
April 24, 2018 By: Andrew McCollum

Institutions are making greater use of ETFs in strategic portfolio functions. They are using ETFs to obtain investment exposures in “core” portfolio allocations, and as building blocks in top-down strategies that create alpha through asset...

Institutional investors are leaving money on the table by using familiar investment vehicles like bonds without first looking to see if they could obtain the same exposure more efficiently with another product like an ETF or a future. 

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