Banking Exchange: Many financial service firms are still struggling with how to react to longer-term shifts in working conditions although remote working is likely to be a more embedded part of an institution’s fabric in the future, according...
Investment News: Many financial firms are planning to let traders and other personnel work remotely even after the current pandemic is subdued, says Greenwich Associates.
eFinancial Careers: Deutsche Bank's survey coincides results to a survey by Greenwich Associates, which found that only 4% of compliance professionals expect their firms to require traders to return to in-office trading desks every day...
Traders: According to a Greenwich Associates 85% of capital market participants expect client trading history data to become more valuable over the next three to five years, second among seven data types and behind only alternative data.
MarketsMedia: David Easthope said in a blog that security tokens will gain more acceptance next year as regulations are becoming more clear.
MarketsMedia: Shane Swanson agreed that the intent and purpose of the codification was to allow large and small institutions to have discussions with their brokers in order to validate the execution protocol they are using across the board.
GARP: Regulators have grown more vigilant during COVID‐19 as firms face new compliance challenges associated with the work‐from‐home environment, according to Greenwich Associates.
Global Trade Review: In a recent study, data analytics provider Greenwich Associates posited that SCF is set to outpace traditional trade finance as a driver of revenue, and this seems to be playing out in the data.
S&P Global Market Intelligence: With COVID-19 preventing most physical meetings, asset managers have had to work harder on developing new client relationships, Mark Buckley said.
Business Insider: "Firms need to evolve their policies," Danielle Tierney, who has done extensive research on risk and compliance. "They need to spend the money and just get it done."
