More institutional investors are increasing their usage of bond exchange-traded funds due to a challenging trading environment and a need for liquidity, a Greenwich Associates study said.
Financial services professionals are closely watching the upcoming U.S. presidential election, which is expected to have meaningful implications for capital markets... Nearly one-third of 2015 institutional FX volume was executed through...
Through the first half of 2016, about $40 billion flowed into bond ETFs. In the third annual version of “Institutional Investors Embrace Bond ETFs,” Greenwich Associates, showed institutional use of fixed income ETFs is expected to continue...
A loss of passporting for U.K. banks could create headaches for treasurers at European companies who might have to rejigger cash-management and funding operations, but it won’t threaten their access to capital, said Tobias Miarka, head of ...
Your electronic footprint matters not only to younger investors, but to those with more money according to a research study conducted by LinkedIn and Greenwich Associates.
The US equity market is about to start a two-year programme testing changes for small-cap equity trading. This guest post from Richard Johnson, a market-structure and technology strategist with Greenwich Associates, argues that the costs of the...
There's an estimated $1 trillion of U.S. debt-trading business up for grabs, according to the latest estimates by Greenwich Associates researchers, who surveyed hundreds of investors and institutions about their fixed-income trading habits and just...
Since 2012, over $1 billion investments have gone into blockchain globally. According to market intelligence firm Greenwich Associates, financial and technology firms are expected to invest more than $1 billion to bring blockchain technology to...
“It’s gotten harder for banks to operate a Treasury trading business,” said Kevin McPartland, head of research for market structure and technology at Greenwich Associates, a financial-services consulting firm in Stamford, Connecticut. “Regulation...
Das Brexit-Votum hat viele Banken überrascht. Das hat Folgen: Europäische Treasurer klagen über schlechte Beratung und wollen ihre Banken wechseln.
