U.S. banks are breathing a sigh of relief after regulators signaled plans to make major changes to a proposal to increase capital charges on large banks. Even with these revisions, however, the biggest U.S. banks are bracing for the impact of the “Basel III endgame.”
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.
Bank Account Management (BAM) consists of the policies, procedures and actions corporates follow to open, close or modify bank accounts held by their financial institutions.
U.S. Institutional investors weigh in on sell-side service.
Emerging market fixed-income trading volumes are projected to be on the rise in the next year, and a growing share of those trades will be executed electronically.
Brokers will be earning about 20% less on European equity research as of the end of 2019 as a result of MiFID II—a reduction of about $300 million
This new Greenwich Report takes a deeper dive into what it will take for asset managers to compete and succeed in a maturing industry.
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