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WSJ: Banks still generate more than $4 billion in the U.S. annually from notes and other engagements with their armies of analysts, according to estimates by Greenwich Associates.

Financial Times: The improvement in the ease of buying and selling odd lots is also illustrated by Greenwich Associates study of asset managers on corporate bond trading.

PYMNTS.com: Financial firms are investing $1.7 billion annually on blockchain technology per research from Greenwich Associates.

FTF News:  A new Greenwich Associates research report finds financial services firms are hiring...

Finews.ch: Laut Berechnungen des Analysehauses Greenwich Associates im US-Bundesstaat Connecticut sind die Investitionen der Banken im vergangenen Jahr in die als bahnbrechend geltende Technologie auf 1,7 Milliarden Dollar angestiegen.

Insurance Journal: “More than half the executives we interviewed told us that implementing DLT was harder than they expected,” says Richard Johnson.

Traders: While 38% of equity desks use transaction cost analysis to analyze trader effectiveness against benchmarks, just 9% of desks use TCA for venue analysis, according to Greenwich Associates.

CoinDesk: Greenwich Associates found that the shift from proof-of-concepts to live production is expected within the next two years in over 75 percent of the projects.

Infobae: Un estudio demostró que el presupuesto en la nueva tecnología aumentó el 67% interanual; uno de cada diez bancos está involucrado.

The Street: The significant increase also resulted in institutions increasing their individual blockchain budgets by about 67% in the same time, Greenwich Associates found.