Traders: Nearly one-third of the U.S. asset managers and half of the U.S. hedge funds interviewed by Greenwich Associates expect their volumes in emerging markets fixed income to increase in the coming year.
Bloomberg: ...an industry that has spent $1.7bn on blockchain projects which have yet to meet banks’ “lofty expectations”, according to Greenwich Associates.
Bloomberg: More than 80 percent of investors in high-grade bonds use electronic platforms, accounting for 20 percent of volume, according to a Greenwich Associates report.
Financial Times: A success would buoy spirits in an industry that has spent $1.7bn on blockchain projects which have yet to meet banks’ “lofty expectations”, according to Greenwich Associates.
Funds Europe: The biggest change is that the amount of money spent on research has dropped significantly. According to Greenwich Associates...
S&P Global: "Virtu will be looking to see what they can do to create synergies in the acquisition," said Richard Johnson.
Markets Media: Kevin McPartland said in the report, Trust and Data Drive Fixed Income Dealer Growth, that investing in technology is the top priority for bulge-bracket banks, and second only to organic growth among middle-market dealers.
Global Investor Group: A Greenwich Associates survey found Goldman Sachs to be the leading broker in North America, JP Morgan in Europe.
El Heraldo de Mexico: ...la calidad de su investigación en renta variable de América Latina en la Encuesta de Investigación de Renta Variable Latinoamericana 2018 de Greenwich Associate
The Trade News: Research from Greenwich Associates has stated that emerging market bond traders in the US have predicted a rise in volumes next year, with a portion of that volume expected to be traded electronically.
