FStech: New regulations, new technologies and evolving commercial demands could be reducing demand for investment bank research and speeding investor uptake of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.
FX Week: Following 74% growth in electronically executed FX in 2007-14, volumes flattened for four years.
Financial Times: New report says ‘web-scraped data’ will be in greater demand.
American Banker: For the past two years it has won more excellence awards from Greenwich Associates than any other bank in the country, based on the service it provides to small and middle-market businesses.
Institutional Investor: Institutional investors plan to take advantage of the growing field of artificial intelligence — a trend that could accelerate due to MiFID II.
Finance Magnets: Technological change and regulatory requirements are sparking massive change in buy-side firms' investment research efforts...
ThinkAdvisor: A new study finds that use of alternative data and artificial intelligence will change investment research going forward.
Financial Times: Greenwich Associates argued the proportion of users and volume trading electronically have remained steady for the last four years, and electronic trading of foreign exchange has plateaued.
Nasdaq: Rapid growth in the electronic trading of currencies has slowed, Greenwich Associates said.
Markets Media: There is a slow but steady march towards integrated order and execution management platforms, according to recent research published by industry analyst firm Greenwich Associates.
