Bloomberg: The good news for asset managers is that they will get an average pay increase this year of 5 percent.
Wealth Professional Canada: A report from Greenwich Associates, said that 60% of institutions in the US and Europe have dialled up their use of bond ETFs over the past three years, reaching an average allocation of 18% in their fixed-...
CNBC: About 80 percent of U.S. corporate bond deals by volume are done by phone or chat, according to Greenwich Associates.
Hedgeweek: A new report by Greenwich Associates has found high levels of satisfaction among US institutional asset management and hedge fund professionals currently employing outsourced trading services.
FTF: Greenwich Assoicates reports that more buy-side firms are using outsourced trading desks.
Nasdaq: As Greenwich Associates found, 60% of institutions in the U.S. and Europe have increased their use of bond ETFs in the past three years, with an average allocation of 18% to their fixed income portfolios.
Finextra: A new Greenwich Associates report, Outsourced Trading: Helping the Buy Side Improve Execution and Enhance Operational Efficiency investigates outsourced trading and the perception of U.S. institutional asset management and hedge fund...
Barron's: Nasdaq (NDAQ) has agreed to buy a Toronto-based company called Quandl that has positioned itself to become the Amazon.com (AMZN) of alternative investment data...
Markets Media: Institutional asset managers are increasingly turning to outsourced trading desks to meet the challenges of heightened best execution requirements, market structure changes and shrinking commissions, a new report by Greenwich...
Financial Times: Bonus payments across the US asset management industry are projected to increase by an average of 5 per cent in 2018, according to Greenwich Associates.
