Chief Investment Officer: The number of insurers investing in ETFs has more than tripled through 2017, to 612, according to consulting firm Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: Almost 40 percent of insurers aren’t using ETFs more than a year after the National Association of Insurance Commissioners rewrote its accounting rules in an attempt to loosen the restrictions, according to Greenwich Associates...
The Block: Richard Johnson says the STO wave is a natural, more compliant extension of the ICO boom and explains the role of issuers like CoinList.
Business Insider: With the financial services industry spending over $1.7 billion a year on the distributed ledger technology, per Greenwich Associates, it's good to see...
Financial Times: That’s not to say that bankers are giving up altogether on a technology that the financial services industry is collectively ploughing $1.7bn a year into, according to research from Greenwich Associates.
Der Treasurer: Einem Bericht von Greenwich Associates zufolge hat sich der Anteil institutioneller ETF-Anleger, die diese Fondsvehikel in ihrem Liquiditätsmanagement nutzen von 2015 bis 2017 um neun Prozentpunkte auf inzwischen 45 Prozent...
Market Media: According to recent Greenwich Associates data, the buy side themselves indicate around a 20% growth in the percentage of orders being sent through the Low Touch channel.
The Block: Richard Johnson said the high price tags for crypto exchange listings illustrate exchanges’ outsized sway in the market.
Market Media: Will Llamas said, “The decrease in rates, coupled with a global shift from high-touch to electronic trading, lowered weighted all-in blended rates across markets.”
IFLR: Richard Johnson said this shows the buyside understands that if they just have the SIP feed, they don’t have access to the full depth of book on each exchange.
