Electronic trading of fixed-income products is becoming a two-edged sword for institutional investors who need to manage its ever-growing volume.
...says Kevin McPartland, “But it must be much more complicated under the surface. It has to be. It almost feels like a philosophical question to me: Can you ever be perfectly hedged? There’s never no risk. There always has to be some risk of market...
In a survey by Greenwich Associates and American Century Investments, one-third of institutional investors planned to increase portfolio allocations to impact investing over the next three years.
Algorithms are expanding their reach in the world of trading, a Greenwich Associates report observes.
As Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at Greenwich Associates, said, "The more electronic any process gets, the knock-on effect is more data, which leads to more transparency."
According to Greenwich Associates investors highlighted risk management as being more important in 2016, with nearly one-third citing that as a focus, an increase from 25 per cent in 2015.
A review of an article on Greenwich Associates originally appeared in June 1998 Traders Magazine.
With the clock ticking and a short six months to go before regulations impacting buy side fund manager trading and conducting business in Europe, a Greenwich Associates study says that two-thirds of traders have made plans on how to manage the...
A Greenwich Assoicates study found that some traders may cut broker relationships because of more stringent rules under MiFID II.
Nearly half, 48%, of buyside bond traders expect all-to-all trading to grow according to a recent report from consultancy Greenwich Associates.
