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Investment Executive: Greenwich Associates reports a move to listed options could reduce trading costs by 70%.

Profit&Loss: A new report by David Stryker highlights that new regulations are likely to impact how buy side firms trade #FX options.

MarketsMedia: More firms are seeing increasing value in alternative data as firms continue to grow their budgets for the non-traditional financial data significantly, according to Greenwich Associates.

Cash:  Während mit diesem Angebot früher vor allem neu aufgelegte Fonds anvisiert wurden, wird es auch bei Asset Managern, die mehr als 5 Milliarden US-Dollar verwalten, immer beliebter, sich dieser Dienste zu bedienen, sagt Richard...

Business Insider: According to Greenwich Associates, 44% of equity traders say tracking down buyers and sellers has become harder under MiFID II.

The Block: Although private equity securities are believed to be the top application for security tokens, 64% of global blockchain and fintech executives say the lack of secondary market poses the biggest obstacle in investing in those markets...

Wealth Professional: Canadian institutions are global leaders in integrating ETFs into their portfolios,according to Greenwich Associates.

MarketsMedia: “It’s one more tool in the toolkit,” McPartland of Greenwich Associates said.

Bloomberg: About 26% of corporate bond trading volume was carried out electronically in the third quarter of 2018, according to Greenwich Associates.

The Desk: Kevin McPartland wrote I do believe there is a thing as too much transparency, but this change seems like a reasonable step forward.”