Liquidity intelligence, helping to enable bilateral negotiations for illiquid bonds, is likely to be more important than the growth of electronic trading in fixed income, according to consultancy Greenwich Associates.
Providers of so-called liquidity intelligence, information aggregation, and market data and analytics are becoming increasingly important, according to research by Greenwich Associates.
A report from consultancy Greenwich Associates estimated that traditional active investors in Europe generated roughly $3.44bn in institutional cash equity commissions for the 12 months ended quarter two 2016, an 8.5% decline from the prior year and...
Focusing on forging trusted relationships has proved successful and in 2015 we (ANZ Bank) maintained our top four Corporate Bank in Asia ranking in the Greenwich Associates Asian Large Corporate Banking Study, a rank we have held for the last four...
For quants, reliability and ease of use is paramount, according to John Feng, a managing director at Greenwich Associates. Quant funds are often reluctant to move their business to a new firm for fear of computer glitches or other operational...
“Proprietary platforms give banks a means of retaining profitable trading volumes, so dealers are expanding these systems to provide a range of liquidity choices that enable clients to access the market in a variety of ways, including disclosed and...
Greenwich Associates estimated that the annual pool of cash equity commissions paid by institutional investors to brokers on U.S. equity trades in 2016 to be $9.65 billion. This amount is down more than 30 percent from its peak in 2009.
“I would reckon it won't happen now,” said Richard Johnson, vice president, market structure and technology at Greenwich Associates. “The incoming administration will change everything.”
Blockchain solutions will not go mainstream in 2017; however, interest in the technology has garnered significant investment in 2016. According to Greenwich Associates, global financial institutions and technology providers spent more than $1...
“Putting aside the potential softening of some US regulations, the cost of capital will continue to hit banks and, as a result, their customers,” added McPartland. “Investors will therefore be forced to look harder at more cost-effective cleared...
