One-quarter of European institutional investors expect to hire a new manager for alternative asset classes in the next year—a hiring rate that would accelerate an already historic shift in investment strategy and portfolio composition.
Financial advisors in the U.S. are ramping up their spending on technology with “digital natives” making up an increasing portion of their target customer base.
Institutional investors are not letting the dramatic shift in interest rates and the macroeconomic environment dampen their enthusiasm for private credit.
The evolution of market structure in the wake of the FTX collapse and evolving trading practices demonstrate that buy- and sell-side institutions have not abandoned crypto trading, which is even attracting several of the world’s biggest hedge funds.
Japanese fixed-income investors may consider revisiting some long-established trading practices after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) took what could be the first small step toward unwinding its near decade-long policy of ultra-low interest rates.
Upstarts with claims of next-generation algorithmic platforms are driving innovation in European equity markets by pushing incumbent brokers to keep pace by updating and upgrading legacy offerings.