In The News

eFC: According to Greenwich regulatory-driven technology is far less important than it used to be. Today, technology in banking is all about improving client tools and automating trading.

Traders: A new Greenwich Associates reported that market share gains in the fixed income markets were plentiful among the non-bulge bracket dealers.

International Banker: A new report from Greenwich Associates showa that institutions are spending roughly $900,000 per year on alternative-data sources. 

ETF.com: Diminished liquidity in global bond markets after the global financial crisis is fueling demand for bond ETFs among institutional investors in Europe and the U.S., according to a recent Greenwich Associates Fixed-Income ETF Study.

ETF Express: A recent study from Greenwich Associates found that diminished liquidity in global bond markets is fuelling demand for fixed income ETFs among institutional investors in Europe and the United States. 

MarketsMedia: Kevin McPartland said in the report that investors have now become more willing to work with smaller counterparties who can consistently show them quality price

eFC:...choice of new employer is even more surprising in light of new results from Greenwich Associates on equities algorithmic trading share for Europe. 

Traders: According Greenwich Associates, the forex market is not only the world’s largest, longest-running and most international market but it also offers investors perhaps the biggest range of options for executing trades.

BitCoin News: A new report from Greenwich Associates identifies technical challenges as causing corporations to fail to deliver on the hype they created around a buzzword for database just to ride the coattails of Bitcoin’s popularity.

Les Echos: Les gérants devancent les banques sur les cryptos.