Business Insider: European regulations that kicked in last year have squeezed mid-size and regional banks, forcing them to focus on their core specialties or dump business units altogether, according to Greenwich Associates.
IR Magazine: Greenwich Associates estimates that corporate access was worth $900 mn to banks last year – about 12 percent of their total equities revenues – boosting trading revenue and helping to draw corporate clients into closer business...
Asian Investor: A new report by Greenwich Associates indicates that investors see exchange-traded funds as an increasingly effective tool to access Asian fixed income.
Bloomberg: According to Greenwicha Associates HSBC has the biggest share of the Asia-Pacific corporate banking market.
WSJ: “Despite all the talk of electronification of the bond market, there is still a long way to go,” said Kevin McPartland.
ValueWalk: A recent Greenwich Associates report points out that close to half of all investment managers surveyed are dipping their toe into alternative data, with some diving headfirst.
IPE Real Assets: ...three years ago the firm commissioned a study by Greenwich Associates that found that attitudes were finally changing.
Traders: Recent Greenwich Associates data shows that over 90% of corporate bond market trades under US$100,000 are traded electronically.
MarketsMedia: In a recent blog post Richard Johnson noted that reports of blockchain’s death are greatly exaggerated.
Forbes: And perhaps most dramatically, data collected by Greenwich Associates reveals that 60% of institutional funds and insurance companies expect to have more than 50% of their assets managed with ESG criteria within five years.
