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Bloomberg: The study shows the budgets spent on blockchain increased 67 percent last year, with one in 10 banks and other firms reporting spending in excess of $10 million.

The Trade: Greenwich Associates lays out potential benefits to ease of restrictions on swaps trading and SEFs in the US.

The Trade News: Greenwich Associates lays out potential benefits to ease of restrictions on swaps trading and SEFs in the US.

Inc.:"Stocks are in danger, and security tokens are the invasive species," said Richard Johnson.

America Economia: Pesquisa realizada pelo CFA Institute e Greenwich Associates sobre o comportamento dos investidores brasileiros e internacionais revela transformações graças a uma nova geração de interessados em aplicar no mercado.

Stamford Advocate: “The talent pool remains vibrant in terms of the people we can get from Fairfield County, including Stamford, as well as reverse commuters from New York,” said Greenwich Associates CEO Steve Busby.

Profit&Loss: Greenwich Associates has hired Ken Monahan as a senior analyst in the firm’s market structure and technology group, where he will cover FX, listed derivatives and fixed income, among other topics. 

WSJ: Hedge funds in the U.S. and Europe now spend more than $170 million annually on so-called alternative data, according to Greenwich Associates.

Traders: “Blockchain-based securities will undoubtedly become a more common feature of U.S. securities markets—we are just at the beginning of this evolution,” said Richard Johnson.

Trade News: A report by Greenwich Associates last year found that 65% of buy-side equity traders agree that the maker-taker method can create pricing distortion and is generally bad for market structure.