The Future of Investing: Capital Markets at a Crossroads
Bloomberg: Kevin McPartland participates in a panel called The Future is Now: Technology and Capital Markets.
Bloomberg: Kevin McPartland participates in a panel called The Future is Now: Technology and Capital Markets.
Bloomberg: Citigroup Inc. is the top fixed income bank for Asia Pacific excluding Japan this year by market share, according to Greenwich Associates.
ETF Trends: “The intersection of ETF adoption and continued growth of alternatives could lead to a transformation of alternative investments in institutional portfolios," said Andrew McCollum.
Finance Magnets: A recent study by Greenwich Associates explores trends from more than 10,000 financial advisors.
Bloomberg: By the end of 2019, brokers’ revenue from European equity research will drop by 20% as a result of MiFID II, according to Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: On any given day, 70% of corporate bond market trades are valued at $100,000 or less, and more than 80% of investors find trades above $15 million to be “very difficult” to execute, according to data from Greenwich Associates.
Financial Times: Tougher regulations have meant some bond markets have seen less trading activity in 2019 than in 2007, a review by Greenwich Associates has found.
Traders: “Technology and regulation are transforming FX trading,” says Frank Feenstra.
P&I: "Hedge funds continue to make up the largest percentage of investors' allocation to alternatives, but they are quickly giving up market share," said Greenwich Associates.
Financial Times: "Investors in small and mid-cap stocks benefited from having fewer analysts poring over the financial data of such companies compared with larger-cap stocks, which opened up more opportunities to outperform."