Use Cases for Liquid Alt ETFs
Institutional Investor: Institutional investors have been making allocations to alternatives for about 20 years but how they use liquid alternative ETFs is evolving according to Greenwich Associates.
Institutional Investor: Institutional investors have been making allocations to alternatives for about 20 years but how they use liquid alternative ETFs is evolving according to Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: “One could argue that most, if not all, of the market’s evolution over the past decade has come because of access to data and the ability to put it to work,” Kevin McPartland said. “So it should come as no surprise that experts in...
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The Desk: About 95% of capital markets professionals recently shared with Greenwich Associates that they expect alternative data to become more valuable in the next three to five years.
Institutional Investor: In a recent research report based on interviews with U.S. institutional asset owners on their use of liquid alt ETFs, Greenwich Associates spotted a new trend.
Global Investor: The most popular advantage of security tokens, as indicated by respondents to Greenwich Associates, is the ability to trace transaction history which is key to many businesses.
TechXplore: Data analytics firm Greenwich Associates says more than half of respondents believe they will have incorporated AI over the next two years.
Bloomberg: Citadel Securities was one of the first nonbanks to push into markets that were opened up by the rule, said Kevin McPartland. “That really made people more broadly start to pay attention.”
EFT Express: Liquid alternative portfolios held through ETFs will see their assets more than double in the next 12 months, as institutional investors push into the sector according to a new Greenwich Associates study.
Global Trading: The majority, 57%, of capital markets professionals said they expect to spend more time analyzing data according to a new study by Greenwich Associates.