Profit & Loss: Despite fears that electronic trading will eliminate jobs on buy side trading desks, recent investments in technology have not come at the expense of traders, according to a new report by Greenwich Associates.
The Desk: A new report from analyst firm Greenwich Associates makes a strong case for a new approach to developing front office technology for buy-side bond trading.
eFinancial Careers: In a new report on trade surveillance technology, analysts at Greenwich calculate that the trade surveillance tech market is likely to be worth $1.2bn in revenues annually by the end of this year
Euromoney: Ken Monahan reckons CLS has a use outside the remit of Basel III or in places where the credit rating of the bank is subordinate to the credit rating of the sovereign.
Wealth Professional: As the COVID-19 pandemic forces companies to explore electronic and socially distant ways of doing things, new data from Greenwich Associates confirms the increasing importance of social media in financial advisors’...
Banking Exchange: Greenwich Associates has highlighted 12 banks across the middle market and small business sectors.
ThinkAdvisor: Advisors depend on social media for client contact and new business, Greenwich Associates finds.
Traders: Jim Toes, of the Security Traders Association, said in a webinar hosted by Greenwich Associates, “Auctions provide a unique function and are really good for trading thinly traded securities with minimal market impact as they focus...
The Desk: In analysis of trading in the US Treasury space by Greenwich Associates has seen the proportion of electronic dealer-to-client activity (D2C) increasing in July, even as volumes and volatility fell.
Traders: “At times it felt maybe like it needed a little bit of duct tape and baling wire, but the system held up well, particularly in equities and options,” said Shane Swanson.
