Markets Media: Institutional asset managers are increasingly turning to outsourced trading desks to meet the challenges of heightened best execution requirements, market structure changes and shrinking commissions, a new report by Greenwich...
Financial Times: Bonus payments across the US asset management industry are projected to increase by an average of 5 per cent in 2018, according to Greenwich Associates.
Barron's: Even before the hip teenagers realized that nobody goes to the mall anymore, about a dozen math and science Ph.Ds packed into a co-working office in downtown Manhattan already knew it.
Finanzen.net: “Das schlimmste scheint bereits vorüber zu sein”, beruhigt William Llamas.
Institutional Investor: " ...That is less than 10 percent of the average algorithm commission of 0.9 cents per share reported by Greenwich Associates.”
Financial News: More than 1,000 money managers finds bonuses expected to rise 5% this year — but it would have been more...
Institutional Investor: It’s not just the markets that went volatile this year. Asset manager paychecks will also vary “widely” in 2018, according to a new report by Greenwich Associates.
Business Insider: Overall compensation for equities-focused traditional asset managers is expected to average around $710,000 this year, compared to $490,000 for fixed income-focused managers, according Greenwich Associates.
eFinancial Careers: U.S.credit trading market is dominated by Goldman, Citi and J.P. Morgan, with Deutsche ranking outside the top five for U.S fixed income trading according to Greenwich Associates.
eFinancial Careers: Working on the buy-side can obviously be highly lucrative, though not all roles are created equal according to Greenwich Associates.
