Forbes: “Slow and inefficient software deployment processes cost the financial services industry some $1.5 billion annually,” said Kevin McPartland.
Euromoney: “This could be seen as one giant strategic threat with the Members Exchange saying to the exchanges that they will come after their transaction revenue if they don’t cut data charges," said Richard Johnson.
Business Insider: Greenwich Associates found 79% of traders at hedge funds and asset managers believe fees charged by exchanges for their market data feeds are not fair.
Market Media: Only two percent of respondents stated that they would trade with a broker-dealer that just used the consolidated tape, added webinar host Kevin McPartland.
The Trade News: Greenwich Associates finds most buy-siders see access to direct data feeds as essential, while the debate on exchange market data continues in the US.
IR Magazine: Mifid II has brought trading costs under closer scrutiny, with many asset managers negotiating lower commission rates, Greenwich Associates says in a new report.
Das Investment: ...Laut einer Umfrage des Beratungshauses Greenwich Associates sind 70 Prozent der für Finanzen verantwortlichen Führungskräfte der Meinung, dass Kryptowährungen „ihren Platz in der Industrie“ haben.
Finance : „Es gibt mehrere Indikatoren dafür, dass die drei US-Banken Citi, JP Morgan und Bank of America Merrill Lynch von der Schwäche europäischer Banken profitieren“, sagt Tobias Miarka.
Financial Advisor: the total ESG information landscape is growing beyond voluntary corporate disclosures with institutions spending some $900,000 every year on alternative-data sources, according to Greenwich Associates.
Block Publisher: A crypto analyst, Richard Johnson, explains the minute details over the deal analyzing it thoroughly before deeming it a decent one...
