Bloomberg: Greenwich Associates conducted a study with 107 capital markets professionals globally to examine the technology trends, the data explosion and the skills required to be successful in capital markets in the future.
Bloomberg: More than 40% of capital market participants that took part in a Greenwich Associates study earlier this year said that their firms are using AI for trading. Another 17% said they will introduce it within the next two years.
eFinancialCareers: The Asian equities market became more “electronified” last year, according to a report released in January by Greenwich Associates.
IR Magazine: A study by Greenwich Associates, found that 74 percent of investors think alternative data is beginning to have a significant impact on institutional investing.
The Desk: In Q4 2018 Greenwich Associates found that 70% of US investors are trading emerging market fixed income products electronically, primarily in hard currency.
The Desk: Figures from a recent Greenwich Associates show that e-trading in US credit still only accounts for a small percentage of overall daily trading.
MoneyControl: Gaurav Arora explained that banks that are better coordinated internally and are tech-forward are likely to benefit more...
ETF Stream: The growth in popularity of passive investing has increased the awareness of how important indexes can be in investment management, but benchmarking also plays a central part in active management, according Greenwich Associates.
MarketsMedia: Nasdaq is moving full-speed ahead in its evolution from just an exchange operator to also a technology provider across capital markets. That was the gist of Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman’s remarks on a Greenwich Associates webinar....
eFinancialCareers: Turns out it's not just old-school traders who have their doubts about the use of technology on the trading floor.
