FundFire: Asset managers need to find creative ways to develop and distribute products, as they can no longer count on market appreciation alone to push their asset totals upward, says Greenwich Associates.
MarketsMedia: “For the first time since Greenwich Associates began asking dealers how they stand out, nearly 20% of the global banks point to the provision of technology tools to clients as a differentiator,” said Kevin McPartland.
ValueWalk: According to Greenwich Associates, despite the enthusiasm and hype surrounding blockchain technology, its integration in existing systems is proving difficult.
Finextra: As they face up to sharp declines in fixed-income revenue and profitability, banks are looking to technology to bail them out to such an extent that top data management and analytics skills are being demanded from new sales and...
eFC: According to Greenwich regulatory-driven technology is far less important than it used to be. Today, technology in banking is all about improving client tools and automating trading.
Traders: A new Greenwich Associates reported that market share gains in the fixed income markets were plentiful among the non-bulge bracket dealers.
International Banker: A new report from Greenwich Associates showa that institutions are spending roughly $900,000 per year on alternative-data sources.
ETF.com: Diminished liquidity in global bond markets after the global financial crisis is fueling demand for bond ETFs among institutional investors in Europe and the U.S., according to a recent Greenwich Associates Fixed-Income ETF Study.
ETF Express: A recent study from Greenwich Associates found that diminished liquidity in global bond markets is fuelling demand for fixed income ETFs among institutional investors in Europe and the United States.
MarketsMedia: Kevin McPartland said in the report that investors have now become more willing to work with smaller counterparties who can consistently show them quality price
