Financial News: Tobias Miarka said: “A series of Brexit-triggered changes in corporate demand and preferences appear to be lining up as new headwinds for UK banks as they prepare to compete in a post-Brexit Europe.”
MarketWatch: Many investment firms are still “getting their feet wet” when it comes to using data from alternative sources, said Richard Johnson.
Institutional Investor: “Right now, we do not know whether it’s going to be a no-deal Brexit, a Theresa May hard Brexit, a soft Brexit, or even no Brexit,” said Thomas Jacques. “That uncertainty is the issue.”
Institutional Investor: The emphasis on risk management is revealed in a study conducted by Greenwich Associates, and likely contributes to another of the report’s findings – a substantial increase in allocations to smart beta/factor-based ETFs...
The Global Treasurer: According to Greenwich Associates, two major factors playing a role in companies’ decisions about which banks to use are banks’ willingness to lend, and innovation across their banking products, processes and digital...
Advisor: “TD and RBC continue to sail ahead at the top of the market,” said Peter Kane. “They both pulled out all the stops last year in terms of sales and service quality, and they are now reaping the rewards with increased market share and...
Investment Executive: A pair of bank-owned investment dealers — TD Securities Inc. and RBC Capital Markets — share top spot in the latest dealer rankings for the Canadian fixed-income market from Greenwich Associates.
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.
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.
