E*Trade Deal Highlights Tech-Driven Change Felt in Many Markets
Bloomberg: Greenwich Associates found an appetite for “new and better digital products and tools” among fixed-income investors is fueling competition at banks.
Bloomberg: Greenwich Associates found an appetite for “new and better digital products and tools” among fixed-income investors is fueling competition at banks.
Reuters: Institutional equity trade commission payments fell almost 50% from their peak in 2009 through mid-2019, according to Greenwich Associates.
Reuters: Algorithms play a growing role in the forex spot market - fund managers have doubled the share of their trading using algos over the past six years to 27%, Greenwich Associates found.
Reuters: In the past six years, the share of algo-trading in the $6.6 trillion-a-day FX market has more than doubled to 27% among fund managers, a study by Greenwich Associates found.
The Trade: Greenwich Associates found that e-trading has grown to account for 45% of all European fixed income trading volume in 2019, compared to 38% the year prior.
Business Insider: ...It was also a period that gave rise to pure-play roboadvisers, a trend many advisers attribute to a view that in the coming years their populations will shrink, Greenwich Associates found.
eFinancialCareers: JPMorgan regularly ranks at the top of Greenwich Associates' league table for algorithmic trading.
Traders: A study by Greenwich Associates found that 85% of capital markets firms intend to increase their spending on data management technology over the next three-to-five years.
Finextra: Each year, the financial services sector has invested $1.7 billion in the technology according to research firm Greenwich Associates.
Financial Times: Corporate bond portfolio trades data from Greenwich Associates.