CityWire: In a new report, Greenwich Associates revealed that 52% of Latin American institutions it surveyed were using Ucits ETFs in 2018, compared to 47% in 2017 and only a quarter in 2016.
The Desk: “The buy-side has been weaponising their transaction cost analysis infrastructure, turning it from a compliance tool into a trading tool,” said Ken Monahan.
Bloomberg: In Europe, the impact has been clear, with brokers’ earnings from equity research falling an estimated 20 percent, or $300 million, according to Greenwich Associates.
Funds Society: Las instituciones de América Latina continúan adoptando los ETFs a niveles récord según un estudio realizado por Greenwich Associates.
PYMTS.com: VentureBeat referenced a report by Greenwich Associates, which found that 50 percent of institutional investors will look to increase their usage of alternative data in the coming year.
The Trade News: Richard Johnson stated that the four billion webpages and 1.2 million terabytes of data currently available on the internet can be a valuable source of information to investors.
Market Media: “The buy-side has been weaponizing their TCA infrastructure, turning it from a compliance tool into a trading tool,” said Ken Monahan.
CityWire: Their rising popularity has been largely driven by demand from Latin American investors, according to a report from Greenwich Associates.
Venture Beat: According to a report by Greenwich Associates, 50 percent of institutional investors planned to increase their usage of alternative data in the coming year.
IR Magazine: A study from Greenwich Associates also finds that half of European institutional investors expect to have more than 50 percent of their assets linked to ESG criteria by 2024.
