Asian Investor: A new report by Greenwich Associates indicates that investors see exchange-traded funds as an increasingly effective tool to access Asian fixed income.
WSJ: “Despite all the talk of electronification of the bond market, there is still a long way to go,” said Kevin McPartland.
ValueWalk: A recent Greenwich Associates report points out that close to half of all investment managers surveyed are dipping their toe into alternative data, with some diving headfirst.
IPE Real Assets: ...three years ago the firm commissioned a study by Greenwich Associates that found that attitudes were finally changing.
Traders: Recent Greenwich Associates data shows that over 90% of corporate bond market trades under US$100,000 are traded electronically.
MarketsMedia: In a recent blog post Richard Johnson noted that reports of blockchain’s death are greatly exaggerated.
Forbes: And perhaps most dramatically, data collected by Greenwich Associates reveals that 60% of institutional funds and insurance companies expect to have more than 50% of their assets managed with ESG criteria within five years.
WSJ: Electronic platforms allowed regional brokers and algorithmic traders like Jane Street to compete with Wall Street, and 26% of investment-grade corporate bonds traded electronically last year compared with 10% a decade ago, according to...
Euromoney: While all the top three players by global fixed income trading market share are US banks, Barclays ranks fourth, ahead of joint fifth Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, according to Greenwich Associates.
Best Review: A panel of experts from iShares and Greenwich Associates discussed four trends that will fuel future ETF growth and how these might transform insurance general accounting portfolios.
