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FXWeek: Superior electronic trading capabilities saw Citi and JP Morgan rewarded with top spots in the Greenwich Associates’ 2019 Share Leader survey, with competition heating up among the largest dealer banks in the $5.1 trillion-a-day...

Markets Media: At the start of this year Greenwich Associates said in its predicted trends for 2019 that the growing importance of data comes up in every market structure and technology conversation.

Les Echos: En Europe, « les grandes multinationales allouent une part significative de leurs transactions sur les changes aux banques globales, qui ont un réseau étendu et des infrastructures sophistiquées qui permettent de répondre à leurs...

Reuters: A report by Greenwich Associates last week found JP Morgan and Citibank were at the top of the field in of electronic currency trading, which now accounts for 80 percent of global turnover.

Funds Society:  Las asignaciones a fondos cotizados (ETFs) por parte de inversores institucionales aumentaron un 50% en 2018...

Bloomberg: A light-touch approach to primary markets from U.S. regulators may also have contributed to slower adoption of new technology, according to Kevin McPartland.

Forbes:  Kevin McPartland said... newfound access will help catalyze new interest in both emerging market credit and rates products, helping not only investors but those emerging market countries and companies going forward.

Finance Magnets: The Greenwich Report indicates that, unless there is a change in underlying technology, FX volumes are unlikely to change.

Financial News: Richard Johnson added: “It sounds flashy and cutting edge, but, in reality, we find that the vast majority of firms are not using these new tools yet.”

The Trade News: Data from Greenwich Associates says buy-side traders in Europe showed that 95% have been using TCA for equities, up from 75% two years ago.