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The line between fundamental and quantitative investing is blurring as fundamental investors adopt tools and approaches long employed by “quants.” 
Commercial banks’ inability to keep pace with the digital capabilities of consumer platforms like Amazon, Uber and other slick retail banking websites is frustrating U.S. executives, who continue to struggle with cumbersome and often manual documentation and compliance requirements. 
Facing a set of fast-changing global market conditions, European institutional investors are utilizing the versatility of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to adjust their portfolios, and integrating ETFs more deeply into both tactical and strategic investment processes and strategies.
Although U.S. pension funds  are looking  to address a serious funding crisis through allocations to alternative investments such as private equity and illiquid credit, many funds are still overlooking another tool that improves risk-adjusted investment returns and helps restore funding levels: exchange-listed options. 
Throughout 2017 banks around the world invested heavily in their FX businesses. These banks were working to keep up with Citi and J.P. Morgan, which, among top-tier accounts, have established themselves firmly atop the list of 2018 Greenwich Share Leaders in Global FX. 

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