Business Insider: The total volume of electronic trading in November for investment grade (35%) and high yield (25%) bonds were both new records, according to a recent report from Greenwich Associates.
Traders: "In late Q1 2020, volatile market conditions, combined with rapid process transformation during the shift to remote work, created the perfect storm of compliance challenges,” said Danielle Tierney.
Finextra: For its latest global compliance survey, carried out with Greenwich Associates, Nasdaq quizzed more than 200 professionals, who for the first time cite external global factors as the primary driver of process changes, surpassing...
S&P Global: "They're certainly hitting their stride," said Shane Swanson. "They've been doing quite well out of the gate."
Waters Tech: As of last year, a Greenwich Associates found that 88% of buy-side equities traders were using transaction-cost analysis compared to 68% of traders in foreign exchange and 38% in fixed-income desks.
Forbes: According to data from the Small Business Administration, more than $700 billion in forgivable loans was released, yet according to data from the analytics firm Greenwich Associates, nearly 30% of small businesses had a lower opinion of...
Think Advisor: A Fidelity survey of nearly 800 institutional investors in the U.S. and Europe conducted by Greenwich Associates from November 2019 to early March 2020 found that 36% invested in digital assets...
Handelszeitung: BNP Paribas Asset Management beteiligte sich an der Finanzierung einer Studie von Greenwich Associates, die zeigte, dass soziale Faktoren für fast ein Viertel aller befragten Anleger nach der Pandemie wichtiger geworden waren.
Traders: Greenwich said in a report that one driver of increased TRF volumes is retail broker-dealers sending orders to wholesale broker-dealers, instead an exchange, as they provide certainty of execution and price improvement
The Trade: Earlier this month, Greenwich Associates found that of 210 financial services compliance professionals surveyed globally just 4% expect their firms to require traders to return to in-house trading desks every day after the pandemic.
