Institutional Investor: Andrew McCollum says there will likely be a “pause” in manager hiring, as many institutional investors postpone or extend their search processes.
FinAsia: Greenwich Associates estimates 50 percent of cash equity trading to be done electronically by 2022 after the market grew 43 percent last year.
Wealth Professional: A new report found that many plan to modify their approach to China public equity allocations.
American Banker: "Having another outlet has to help," said Steve Busby. "There are all these stories of businesses that didn't have a bank relationship, and they're going to anyone who'll listen" to obtain funding.
FundFire: And they have clear preferences about the type of investment strategies and managers they would introduce to their portfolios or invest more with to increase their exposure, a Greenwich Associates report shows.
Nasdaq: “General speaking, the markets have been handling activity and heightened volatility pretty well,” Cohen said in an interview with Shane Swanson.
FinAsia: A recent survey of institutional investors named government mistrust as the first amongst top concerns that have led to lagging implementation of dedicated China strategies.
MarketsMedia: “Most financial services firms are still working hard at normalizing the data they do have, are struggling to work within privacy rules surrounding customer data, and often work with such limited data sets that the output is still more...
MarketsMedia: Spending on regulatory technology, particularly in surveillance, is expected to continue to grow this year according to Greenwich Associates.
MarketsMedia: “We find the number one priority for the buy side is sourcing natural liquidity,” Shane Swanson said.
