In The News

Investment Executive: Progressive firms are favoured by institutional investors and consultants, Greenwich reports.

P&I: "In some industries, the economic payoffs of diversity and inclusion can take time to emerge," said Susan L Gould.

Institutional Investor: A perceived commitment to diversity and inclusion is linked to a better perception overall, according to Coalition Greenwich.

Traders: Greenwich Associates found that 6% of institutional investors currently invest in digital assets and more than 80% indicated they would be interested in institutional investment products that hold digital assets.

The Trade: In a report by Greenwich Associates in November, the research firm predicted that only a small minority of traders were expected to return to the trading desk in a post-pandemic world. 

The Trade: Stephen Bruel joins Coalition Greenwich as a senior analyst from Brown Brothers Harriman where he was head of derivatives product management for 10 years.

The Trade: Stephen Bruel joins Coalition Greenwich as a senior analyst from Brown Brothers Harriman where he was head of derivatives product management for 10 years.

FT: The largest investment banks pulled in $15.2bn in prime broking revenue last year, slightly less than the $16.5bn they made in 2019, as hedge funds reduced their borrowing during the pandemic, according to Coalition Greenwich.

FundFire: The consultants that performed best had strong servicing capabilities and developed close relationships with their clients built on trust and credibility, says Andrew McCollum.

Risk: Kevin McPartland says: “Asset managers stated that larger corporate bond trades are harder to execute because the price moves against them as soon as the market gets wind they’re trying to do a big trade.”