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Banks, financial advisors, insurers, and other companies that distribute investment funds say COVID-19 has triggered profound changes in retail investing—some temporary, and some that could prove permanent.
Although day-to-day aspects of the foreign exchange market have largely returned to normal, disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will have a lasting impact on market structure and functionality.
Equity brokers who scrambled to meet new requirements on trade data reporting this year shouldn’t get too comfortable: Nearly three-quarters of institutional investors say they plan to request “look-through” trade data above and beyond that required by new SEC rules.
Disappointment over banks’ responses during the COVID-19 crisis is prompting an unusually large number of small businesses and mid-sized companies in the U.S. to look for new bank providers.
Financial services firms relying on technology upgrades to make them more competitive and profitable must review their exploration stages to ensure success.
Banks whose trade finance businesses were interrupted by the near-total shutdown in global trade earlier this year are recouping some lost revenues by helping corporates restore and adjust supply chains disrupted by the COVID-19 crisis.