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Barron's: “It is difficult to maintain dual standards,” Richard Johnson told Barron’s.

Bloomberg: “Our analysis suggests these hurdles are diminishing quickly and, in some cases, may be more perceived than real,” David Stryker said. 

FT: According to Greenwich Associates, average bundled equity commissions in the US are down by nearly half in the past decade.

FT: Kevin McPartland notes that asset managers and pension funds send nearly 60 per cent of those orders to the top five dealers.

Bloomberg: According to Greenwicha Associates  CLSA was ranked in the top three for Asian research by institutional investors, along with Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank AG... according to Greenwich Associates.

Business Standard: According to Greenwich Associates, private sector lender HDFC Bank and PSU lender State Bank of India top the list of local banks which are used by three-quarter of large Indian companies.

CTMfile: Companies in the US insurance sector are increasingly using exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to a report issued by Greenwich Associates.

Business Insider: ...That has caused those lenders to focus on their top money makers and dump certain business units, according to Greenwich Associates.

Economic Times: The findings of the report from Greenwich Associates come at a time when greater thrust is being given to relationships in banking.

Business Insider: European regulations that kicked in last year have squeezed mid-size and regional banks, forcing them to focus on their core specialties or dump business units altogether, according to Greenwich Associates.