In a new study conducted by Greenwich Associates, “voice” was reaffirmed as an important element to building trust and detecting nuance between trading counterparties.
In the era of computers, algorithms and robots, traders are still a bunch of chatterboxes. That’s the finding of a Greenwich Associates study, in which 88% of trading professionals said voice communication is still very, or extremely, critical to...
"The greatest concern for research providers both large and small is that (the legislation) will prompt a substantial decrease in buy-side research spend," said William Llamas, at Greenwich Associates.
A new report from Greenwich Associates documents the critical role voice communications retain in an increasingly electronic era, and examines the ways traders are using new technology to enhance the effectiveness of conversations with clients....
A Greenwich Associates study of over 100 trading professionals, found 88% consider voice communication as very or extremely critical to their trading workflow, particularly for pre- and post-trade activities.
About 60% of corporate bond trading in Europe is already done electronically, according to Greenwich Associates. The success of new venues may also depend on corporate bond liquidity.
A new report from Greenwich Associates examines how fixed-income managers are adapting to meet investor needs.
Greenwich Associates reports that economic development in emerging markets will be led by rising levels of education, infrastructure investment, and innovation.
According to Greenwich Associates, average pay in the industry has dropped for the past three years. The shake-up in fees does not appear to have had a noticeable impact yet on staff numbers in the sector.
Investors globally spend more than $2 billion a year for corporate access, according to consulting firm Greenwich Associates.
