Bloomberg: Treating ETFs as a class of assets independent from stocks is among the nine biggest market structure trends for 2019, according to a report from Greenwich Associates.
P&I: The replacement of the London interbank offered rate, suggested by central banks to occur in 2021, "goes beyond the $350 trillion face value of financial products currently tied to LIBOR," according to Greenwich Associates.
Traders: The U.S. Treasury market is changing as competition heats up among rival trading platforms, according to a new report from Greenwich Associates that analyzes the players, practices and technology that are re-making this critical market...
Traders: According to Greenwich Associates, 50 per cent of institutional investors are...
Traders: With volatility spiking in global stock and bond markets, there’s been a profound shift in market psychology from chasing higher yields to focusing on risk in the credit markets, according to a recent Greenwich Associates webinar.
P&I: Richard Johnson said he doesn't see how the use of AI "would necessarily cause a systemic increase in volatility. It is still early days, and of course there are bound to be events where a rogue AI algo causes increased volatility. But...
Traders: Despite a surge in the share of U.S. corporate bond trading volume executed electronically in 2018, Greenwich Associates says consolidation is on the way for electronic platforms.
Markets Media: “Archaic” is how Greenwich Associates termed large financial firms’ processes for developing and deploying software to truly enable business-critical workflows, compared with how consumer-focused devices and software work.
WSJ: Machine-driven trading now accounts for between 50% and 65% of all share volume, according to Richard Johnson.
Risk: According to Greenwich Associates 54% of respondents listed international diversification as the primary reason for using ETFs, not least because ETFs make it easier to invest in markets with trading restrictions.
