Bloomberg: Electronic trading is growing, with 12% to 15% done that way, Greenwich Associates estimated last year.
eFinancialCareers: "Market fragmentation is something that algos are very good at dealing with. When liquidity dries up, they can re-route," said Ken Monahan.
Treasury & Risk: "The rapid onset of the Covid-19 crisis has refocused corporate treasurers on risk, which has become more top-of-mind than ever before," said Ken Monahan.
Reuters: “FX algo usage will rise as it is extremely difficult for human traders to beat machines in volatile markets," said Ken Monahan.
Bloomberg: “The humans reminded this automation-obsessed market how much they matter," said Kevin McPartland.
Profit & Loss: The massive spike in volatility due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a nearly unprecedented climb in the value of the dollar has left market participants scrambling for cover, notes Greenwich Associates in its 2020 Greenwich...
FinAsia: Greenwich Associates estimates 50 percent of cash equity trading to be done electronically by 2022 after the market grew 43 percent last year.
Institutional Investor: Andrew McCollum says there will likely be a “pause” in manager hiring, as many institutional investors postpone or extend their search processes.
Wealth Professional: A new report found that many plan to modify their approach to China public equity allocations.
FundFire: And they have clear preferences about the type of investment strategies and managers they would introduce to their portfolios or invest more with to increase their exposure, a Greenwich Associates report shows.
