Buy Side Awaits Trade-Routing Data
MarketsMedia: “We find the number one priority for the buy side is sourcing natural liquidity,” Shane Swanson said.
MarketsMedia: “We find the number one priority for the buy side is sourcing natural liquidity,” Shane Swanson said.
MarketsMedia: Spending on regulatory technology, particularly in surveillance, is expected to continue to grow this year according to Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: Ken Monahan of Greenwich Associates has a different read...
Finance Magnets: Only 37 percent of buy-side FX traders use algorithmic trading, which accounts for 22% of their overall volumes.
Bloomberg: “The ETF section is distinct from the straight bond section so there is no reason to think the rules for the latter apply to the former,” said Ken Monahan.
ThinkAdvisor: Greenwich Associates asked them what they'd like to hear from their asset managers amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Desk: “Each of the individual trading venues has a very unique view into the marketplace,” says Kevin McPartland.
MarketsMedia: In a Friday webinar hosted by Greenwich Associates, Lee Olesky, CEO of New York-based Tradeweb Markets, said effectively the entire company is working from home.
Institutional Investor: New research from Greenwich Associates shows a disparity in investor confidence for 2020 performance.
Traders Magazine: According to Greenwich Associates the buy side modestly increased its 2019 trading budget to $2.2 million—a 4% increase from 2018.