Market Media: “Despite escalating tensions, our study suggests a possible path forward for the exchanges, with the industry clearly identifying a role for regulators to play,” Brad Tingley.
Traders: Greenwich Associates highlighted that specialist houses have not quite been feeling the benefits of these changes and, as a result, the main beneficiaries of the changes has been the larger investment banks.
Traders: The consolidated market data field pulled in over $1.4 billion in revenues, an increase of 17% from two years ago, according to research by Greenwich Associates.
Reuters: Total average daily volumes of EU government bonds traded electronically in the first three quarters of last year rose by 36 percent to $57 billion, according to Greenwich Associates.
Business Insider: In 2017 alone, the financial services industry spent $1.7 billion on blockchain technology, per Greenwich Associates.
Traders: Kevin McPartland, said “Including all electronic trading volume that allows anyone to match with anyone regardless of trading protocol, all-to-all trading now accounts for 8% of investment-grade volume...
Bloomberg: BrokerTec is the largest interdealer broker in the $15.6 trillion U.S. government bond market, according to Greenwich Associates.
Financial Times: Around a quarter of US corporate bond trading is executed electronically, according to Greenwich Associates.
The Block: Crypto hedge funds know how to navigate this market without the same complex requirements as Wall Street, said Richard Johnson.
FTF: In its new report, Greenwich Associates spotlights the "Top 9 Market Structure Trends for 2019" and market volatility tops the list.
