CityWire: Their rising popularity has been largely driven by demand from Latin American investors, according to a report from Greenwich Associates.
Traders: That hasn’t quite transpired, as evidenced by Greenwich Associates declaring this January that “The boom in new corporate bond trading platforms is over.”
Nasdaq: Greenwich Associates conducted a survey of 100 fund managers and found that one-third were interested in acquiring farmland.
Zawya: A November 2018 report by Greenwich Associates into the impact of MiFID II on research budgets found that the biggest European equity investors had cut external research budgets by around 19 %...
WSJ: Bankers and fund managers have pointed to this pattern, and it has also emerged in recent surveys of institutional investors in the U.S. and Europe by research firm Greenwich Associates.
P&I: Dan Connell said that asset owners are "not just using social (media) as a one-way consumption of information but a transmitter as well."
Business Insider: Now, lower technology costs and easier implementation have connected those groups via electronic trading platforms, as Kevin McPartland, wrote in a recent report.
Business Insider: In 2017 alone, the industry spent $1.7 billion on the nascent technology, per Greenwich Associates.
WSJ: “There’s been a big pickup for alternative trading venues,” said Kevin McPartland.
Market Media: The Greenwich Report is based on a survey of 470 M&A and capital markets professionals and business executives across 53 countries, conducted between November 2018 and January 2019.
