Smart Data To Redefine Trading
Global Trading: The majority, 57%, of capital markets professionals said they expect to spend more time analyzing data according to a new study by Greenwich Associates.
Global Trading: The majority, 57%, of capital markets professionals said they expect to spend more time analyzing data according to a new study by Greenwich Associates.
EFT Express: Liquid alternative portfolios held through ETFs will see their assets more than double in the next 12 months, as institutional investors push into the sector according to a new Greenwich Associates study.
Financial Times: Parijat Banerjee said Jefferies is just one of the US financial institutions who were still “betting on Asia for growth” as they sought to fill gaps left by the likes of Deutsche Bank, which has made significant cuts in the...
MarketsMedia: Asset managers and asset owners hope that the introduction of artificial intelligence into research management systems would result in a “your chocolate is in my peanut butter” moment for their respective firms.
MarketsMedia:The majority, 57%, of capital markets professionals said they expect to spend more time analyzing data according to a new report by Greenwich Associates.
Advisor's Edge: Spending on market and alternative data will only go up, a Greenwich Associates study finds.
MarketsMedia: Friedman recently described Nasdaq as “a technology company that serves the capital markets” with offerings such as market monitoring tools, data and analytics in a webinar with Greenwich Associates.
eFinancialCareers: If you want to position yourself for a trading job in an investment bank or buy-side firm in future, there is one skill that will get you through the door: data analysis.
Business Insider: A recent study conducted by Greenwich Associates of people at a variety of Wall Street firms found data analysis is believed to be the most important skill for the trading desk of the future.
Business Insider: Financial advisers say robo advice is the most "over-hyped" technology in their industry, according to a recent survey of some 2,500 advisers by Greenwich Associates.