Greenwich Associates today announced the launch of Greenwich ACCESS™, a new portal-based research product that will extend the reach of the Firm’s strategic advisory practice throughout the asset management industry.

Greenwich Associates is the world’s premier strategy consultant in the field of asset management. Greenwich ACCESS will provide investment management firms with access to the proprietary research and market analysis that forms the foundation of the advice the firm provides to its consulting clients.

“As it becomes increasingly challenging to raise and retain assets, asset managers need both quantitative data and sound analysis to make smart decisions about their business,” says Greenwich Associates Managing Director Dan Connell. “Greenwich ACCESS provides managers of all sizes with a quick and simple means of accessing these critical tools.”

Helping Asset Managers Make Better Strategic Decisions
Subscribers to Greenwich ACCESS receive an online library of hundreds of  research reports and thousands of data tables documenting client demand, product usage, fund flows and other key metrics. Subscribers will also receive Greenwich Reports—Greenwich Associates industry-standard analyses of key trends in the asset management industry—as well as thematic reports that leverage Greenwich Associates primary research platform to drill deeply into timely and topical issues and to define industry best practices.

Subscribers are invited to participate in roundtable discussions with their peers and industry experts, conferences—including the acclaimed Competitive Challenges Conference—and virtual events in which Greenwich Associates’ consultants and other industry luminaries moderate online forums examining critical strategic and operational issues. Finally, subscribers to Greenwich ACCESS will have direct access to Greenwich Associates’ analysts for assistance in research and data analysis.

“Greenwich ACCESS combines Greenwich Associates primary research, thought leadership and community to help our clients make better strategic decisions,” concludes Dan Connell.