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Risk: Greenwich Associates found that electronic trading increased around 14% during the peak of the liquidity crisis in March and April.

Bloomberg: Buy-side firms’ most-cited reaction to market uncertainty was to move toward more phone-based trading, with 31% listing it as their response during the early days of the outbreak, according to Greenwich Associates.

P&I: "Technology is critical to the growth of OCIO firms and is a way for managers to differentiate themselves. The big firms, those that will be able to afford the technology spend, will prevail," said Andrew McCollum.

Business Standard: Retirement is the priority investment goal for only 18 per cent of Indian investors, compared to 50 per cent of global investors, according to Greenwich Associates.

Bloomberg: Finding alternative data that is actually alternative isn’t that easy anymore.

Institutional Asset Manager: Four in five investors are only exposed to Chinese equities through Global Emerging Market equity strategies, according to Greenwich Associates.

Business Insider: While 58% of small business owners say their opinion of their bank has held steady after seeking a PPP loan, 29% say their opinion has worsened — more than double the share (13%) that said their opinion has improved, per...

CTMfile: A Greenwich Associates report has examined how corporations think about FX and how this influences their trading behaviour relative to financial investors, who are more often in the market structure spotlight.

Investment News: “My guess is that someone will pick it up,” said Monahan. “The difficulty is that a firm like Credit Suisse starts out with a huge advantage because it has a huge distribution network. But my guess is the independent shops will...

Quartz: Greenwich Associates says retail traders are getting better service than ever. High-frequency traders provided savings of $1.3 billion for retail customers in 2018, according to the consultancy.