'You're literally shifting deck chairs on the Titanic': Here's why the SEC probably won't approve a bitcoin ETF anytime soon
Business Insider: 'You're literally shifting deck chairs on the Titanic'
Business Insider: 'You're literally shifting deck chairs on the Titanic'
Markets Media: “This looks like something that is very overdue,” said Ken Monahan.
PlanSponsor: Investors and broker-dealers should start treating ETFs as an asset class all their own, Kevin McPartland.
Markets Media: Greenwich Associates’ annual European ETF Study this year found that approximately 40% of participants in the survey planned to increase ETF allocations in the next 12 months.
Markets Media: It’s unclear whether there is a tipping point ahead in fixed income, as there are moving parts in the market that reduce visibility, noted Ken Monahan.
Traders: In a new report, Greenwich Associates advises banks and investors to treat ETFs as a separate asset class.
Markets Media: Greenwich Associates said in a recent report on ICOs that there is significant retail demand for high-risk, early-stage technology ventures.
FT: “Investors are perpetually searching for improved execution quality, and are increasingly open-minded as to how that is achieved,” said Kevin McPartland.
Wealth Professional: To enhance the quality of executions and ramp up commissions from clients, Greenwich Associates said portfolio managers and traders should regard ETFs as a separate asset class from equities, derivatives, or fixed income.
Markets Media: A recent survey by Greenwich Associates forecasts increasing demand for equity options among U.S. institutional investors.