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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.

Bloomberg: But TVIX’s popularity could motivate other issuers to launch similar volatility-linked products, in the eyes of Greenwich Associates’s Ken Monahan.

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.

Profit & Loss: A surprisingly small number of the world’s largest companies employ sophisticated techniques designed to assess and manage their foreign exchange risk, according to Greenwich Associates.

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...

The Block: Shane Swanson similarly remarked that the competition among trading firms has resulted in price improvement for end-clients. 

Banking Exchange: One third of small and midsized companies are considering switching their bank in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Greenwich Associates.

American Banker: Chris McDonnell said that rate is three times what it normally is, and he attributes the spike primarily to customers’ soured feelings over their PPP experiences.

Reuters: Around 45% of the European fixed-income market is electronically traded, versus 38% a year ago, consultancy Greenwich Associates estimates.

ETF Trends: According to Greenwich Associates, six million unhappy small businesses may change banks after suffering through PPP problems when applying through their large banks.