Institutional Investor: Sixty percent of institutional investors who participated in a recent research study conducted by Greenwich Associates say they invest in bond ETFs, up from just 20% in a similar study in 2017.
Traders: A recent study by Greenwich Associates estimated that 22 percent of clients are using algo wheels for as much as 36% of their order flow.
Bloomberg: Such financing is well established in developed markets, though in India “to efficiently finance small firms by locating them in larger supply chains will be the next frontier,” says Gaurav Arora.
MarketsMedia: Greenwich Associates said in a report in June that more than 60% of trading in the US Treasury market is transacted via electronic trading venues.
MarketsMedia: Greenwich Associates said that buy-side trading desks have access to more data than ever before, with each desk spending on average only $225,000 annually...
FinanceFeeds:Hotspot and FXall account for about 25% of clients’ electronic FX trading, according to financial services industry consultants Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: The lender is the third-largest corporate bank in the country by market penetration, according to data provider Greenwich Associates LLC.
WSJ: “The way that equity investors have responded to MarketAxess and Tradeweb shows there’s a huge expectation for growth, which is well founded,” said Kevin McPartland.
eFinancial Careers: The Asian equities market became more “electronified” last year, according to a report released in January by Greenwich Associates.
WSJ: The transaction puts MarketAxess in direct competition with Bloomberg LP, CME Group Inc. and Tradeweb Markets Inc., which collectively control 81% of electronic Treasurys trading, according to data from Greenwich Associates.
