ETF Trends: “The intersection of ETF adoption and continued growth of alternatives could lead to a transformation of alternative investments in institutional portfolios,” Andrew McCollum said.
Financial Times: Total commissions paid by US fund managers, covering both research and trading, came to almost $8bn last year, according to Greenwich Associates, down from a peak of $14bn in 2009.
Finextra: The 2019 list of Greenwich Share Leaders in European Trade Finance remains a strictly European affair, with BNP Paribas in the top spot, followed by UniCredit and then a tie between HSBC and Deutsche Bank.
ETF Trends: 64% of total U.S Treasury trading volume in July 2019 was executed electronically according to Greenwich Associates.
Global Treasurer: According to Greenwich Associates, there has been a meaningful increase in both penetration and the proportion of flow that is executed by corporates...
Finextra: All of the 2019 Greenwich Leaders in U.S. Fixed Income have continued investing in their electronic offerings with the features and capabilities required to meet those changing needs and attract institutional trading volumes.
Investment Executive: As costs for benchmark index data rise, managers need to extract more value from that data, suggests new data from Greenwich Associates.
Advisor's Edge: “There is considerable room for index providers to add value by creatively using their wealth of data, analytics and intellectual capacity,” said Richard Johnson.
eFinancialCareers: Greenwich Associates just released its new list of the 'most helpful' fixed income traders and analysts on Wall Street, according to U.S. institutional investors.
Bloomberg: Kevin McPartland remembered being impressed with Raazi's idea a few years ago...
