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Business Insider: ...It was also a period that gave rise to pure-play roboadvisers, a trend many advisers attribute to a view that in the coming years their populations will shrink, Greenwich Associates found.

The Trade: Greenwich Associates found that e-trading has grown to account for 45% of all European fixed income trading volume in 2019, compared to 38% the year prior. 

Finextra: Each year, the financial services sector has invested $1.7 billion in the technology according to research firm Greenwich Associates.

Traders: A study by Greenwich Associates found that 85% of capital markets firms intend to increase their spending on data management technology over the next three-to-five years. 

eFinancialCareers: JPMorgan regularly ranks at the top of Greenwich Associates' league table for algorithmic trading. 

Financial Times: Corporate bond portfolio trades data from Greenwich Associates.

Finance Magnets: “Given the growing demand for ETFs and the SEC’s new ‘ETF rule’ that makes it easier for issuers to launch new ETFs and improve liquidity, we expect to see a steady stream of new products and strategies that help buy-side...

Bloomberg: More than 60% of institutional investors reported using electronic trading platforms in 2018, up from half only two years before, according to Greenwich Associates.

Financial Times: “Newswires will quickly adapt because for the business model of a news outlet, there is just as much incentive to be as fast as you can as the high-frequency trader. Both will want to be first and fastest,” said Kevin...

Bloomberg: Investments have reached about $882 billion, including about $47 billion in exchange traded funds, according to Greenwich Associates.