William Llamas, at Greenwich, said: "When institutional investors begin to see increased transparency in their European investment research spend, they may mandate that their other investment managers do the same.As such, if the global...
European asset managers could cut their research budgets by more than 100 million euros a year after a major regulatory overhaul of the securities trading industry goes into effect next January, a survey by Greenwich Associates found.
U.S. money managers surveyed by Greenwich Associates expect to cut a combined $200 million from their research budgets in the next 12 months as a result of the European Union’s MiFID II regulations effective in January 2018.
Die Commerzbank hat ihre Marktführerschaft im deutschen Firmenkundengeschäft ausgebaut. Das ist das Ergebnis einer aktuellen Umfrage von Greenwich Associates. Die US-Beratungsgesellschaft befragt jährlich CFOs, Treasurer und Finanzverantwortliche...
US-based consultancy firm Greenwich Associates released an industry report entitled ETFs: “Active” Tools for Institutional Portfolio Managers. The study polled 53 Canadian institutional investors, which included funds, asset managers, and insurers.
A report from consultancy Greenwich Associates at the beginning of this year found that 80% of institutional investors want greater access to alternative data sources to boost investment returns.
A report from Greenwich Associates showed that the proportion of volume-weighted FX trading executed algorithmically has increased two and a half times in the past three years.
“In today’s environment of continued cost pressure and low margins in many businesses, investment banks are even more incentivized to reduce costs through automation,” says Johnson. “AI and robotic process automation promise to provide just the...
Just as artificial intelligence is revolutionalizing consumer life, it is about to reach a tipping point in regards to the wholesale capital markets, according to research recently published by Greenwich Associates.
The report, which is based on a survey of 53 Canadian institutional investors, found that they're increasingly turning to ETFs. Of the firms that use ETFs, on average, 16% of total assets under management (AUM) are devoted to ETFs — and that...
