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An increase in the willingness of U.S. small businesses to use new providers is giving banks an opportunity to grow their franchises—if they can protect the client relationships they already have. In this increasingly competitive market segment, banks with the high-quality service required to win a Greenwich Excellence Award in Small Business Banking have a significant advantage.
Reports of the death of active management are not just premature, they are altogether incorrect. A new Greenwich Report, Is There a Future for Active Management?, concludes that despite the growing enthusiasm for passive investment strategies, active managers will actually thrive in a maturing industry.
A new report from Greenwich Associates, Top Trends in Banking: 2017 and Beyond,  says a combination of rising interest rates,  a less zealous regulatory environment, tax cuts, and optimism among business owners will provide a much-needed profit boost for banks in 2017.  
Stock exchanges’ opening and closing auctions are attracting increasing amounts of trading volume and attention—a phenomenon that will only gain steam with the continued growth of passive investment strategies and ETFs that rely on closing auctions to set their benchmark index prices. 

Alternative Data for Alpha

January 31, 2017
Institutional investors are on the hunt for alternative data that can help boost investment returns and give them an advantage over rivals.  Eighty percent of the institutional investors participating in a recent study by Greenwich Associates want greater access to alternative data sources to help generate investment “alpha.”
Amid the many changes in market structure, regulations and technology unfolding in global fixed-income markets in 2016, one thing remained the same: Citi is at the top.
Buy-side traders are executing more equity electronic trading business away from their top three brokers as they seek superior trading performance and greater levels of control and transparency for their clients.
European companies in need of trade finance continue to feel the effects of turmoil among the major banks. In particular, the pullback by RBS in 2014 put clients and money into motion as companies moved to find new trade finance providers. That volatility has not completely settled and turnover levels remain high.

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