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eFinancial Careers: Working on the buy-side can obviously be highly lucrative, though not all roles are created equal according to Greenwich Associates.

MarketsMedia:  Kevin McPartland said in the report that 70% of US investors are trading emerging market fixed-income products electronically, about 14% of the notional volume traded.

Euromoney: As Greenwich Associates says, ‘success will be defined as ‘almost’ capturing the same revenue as in pre-Mifid II times’.

MarketsMedia:  William Llamas said, “With the massive decrease in 2018, the worst is likely over. However, given the smaller research pool, investment banks and other providers will continue to fight for every last dollar, and success will...

Investment Europe: The recent Greenwich Associates  paper on The Evolution of Equities Sell-side Execution Technology delved more deeply and found that, despite the hype, the overwhelming majority of firms questioned still operate separate...

Traders:  “As a result, the business is dominated by the largest banks that are willing to take on risk and have the resources to maintain sophisticated electronic platforms,” says Jay Bennett.

Markets Media: According to a Greenwich Associates report, of $487 billion in U.S. Treasuries that trade daily on average, 69% is executed electronically.

ETF.com: Benchmarking the transition are new hiring mandates at some of the largest banks, a recent Greenwich Associates report pointed out. 

Newsweek: The typical “top-tier bank” had 18 full-time employees working on the technology and planned to go live within the next 24 months, according to a report from Greenwich Associates.

Risk.net: According to Greenwich Associates, 60% of respondents consider bond ETFs an alternative vehicle for fixed‑income exposure, and 60% have increased utilisation of bond ETFs in the past three years.