One important consideration that gets overlooked in corporate-bond liquidity research and data is that of the trades that don’t get executed, either because they don’t find the “other side” out in the market, or they don’t even make it to the...
Das geht aus einer Umfrage des US-Beratungsunternehmens Greenwich Associates unter Fondsmanagern hervor, in der die Umgestaltung des milliardenschweren Markts für Analysen unter der Richtlinie über Märkte für Finanzinstrumente untersucht wurde....
Michael Ross joins Greenwich Associates after more than 25 years working in capital markets data, technology and research roles.
According to Greenwich Associates, ehe decline in spending is largely driven by a more selective approach to buying research from a smaller number of banks.
Consultancy Greenwich Associates said in a report last year, Technology Transforming a Vast Corporate Bond Market, that the buyside is deploying technology that leverages data and analytics and enables investors to access new electronic and...
Greenwich Associates study finds a reduction in equity research budgets across Europe and the UK under MiFID II has already caused a decline in the market.
Greenwich Associates already suggest that European fund managers have cut external research budgets by 20% for 2018 and there are predictions that buy-side firms will prefer to deal only with a few market leaders when they trade.
Greenwich Associates said that although investment managers had indicated they would economise on research the “aggressive budget cutting” is more than expected.
A study by Greenwich Associates estimates that the research budget may drop by 20% this year.
While only 9% of US respondents are electing to be MiFID II-compliant, that percentage could grow in the coming year,” said Will Llamas.
