Greenwich Associates reflects on the change to zero trading commissions by the major retail brokerages and its impact on retail trading and execution.

Despite the many changes in commercial banking over the past decade, the relationship manager remains the lynchpin of the relationship between...

Just as markets are never static, the same is true for market structure. New technologies, products, business practices, and competitive dynamics continually change the nature of markets.

Regtech implementation has followed a reactive approach to new regulation since the financial crisis but firms are increasingly realizing the value of adopting a proactive approach.

Trading and investment ideas are increasingly being extracted from mountains of data in ways that were virtually impossible only five years ago.

Institutions are increasingly attracted to ETFs as a cheap and efficient means of taking on the both tactical and strategic exposures needed for portfolio construction and adjustment.

The corporate bond market's evolution in 2019 was notable. Electronic trading of investment-grade corporate bonds grew 39% between January and November 2019.

Under a backdrop of increasing fee pressure, slowing AUM growth and reduced margins, the investment management industry is now facing research unbundling trends, which require many asset managers to implement a formal evaluation, budgeting and...

The financial advisor landscape is ripe for change. There are a multitude of tools and technologies available to not only improve advisor performance, but decrease costs and improve efficiencies.

These are our biggest market structure trends to watch in 2020.