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Bloomberg:  Whereas the service used to target newly launched funds, it’s increasingly common for asset managers overseeing more than $5 billion to tap that as well, according to Richard Johnson.

MarketsMedia: While digital exchanges have incorporated functions that typically rested with broker-dealers, custodians, prime brokers, and “information/research providers,” the SEC needs to ensure that the proper investor protections are in...

CNBC: Over a third of U.S. insurance companies were invested in ETFs in 2018, according to Greenwich Associates. 

IR Magazine: The latest trend emanating from the introduction of Mifid II is that sourcing liquidity in Europe’s equity markets is a harder job for the buy side, according to Greenwich Associates.

MarketsMedia: Richard Johnson, at Greenwich Associates, said in the report that the popularity of SIs in Europe is likely to proliferate. 

ValueWalk: A recent Greenwich Associates report points out that close to half of all investment managers are dipping their toe into alternative data, with some diving headfirst.

Traders: 71% of asset managers believe that using alternative data gives them an investing edge over competitors, according to Greenwich Associates. 

Risk: New data  from Greenwich Associates suggests 20% of large asset managers will outsource part of overall trading by 2022.

Bloomberg: ...Now, outsourcing trading is “emerging as a mainstream offering,” according to a December report by Greenwich Associates.

P&I: Asia's fixed-income markets could see increased inflows in the next 12 months from global institutional investors seeking higher yield, said Greenwich Associates.