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Often frustrated by the fragmentation of U.S. equity markets, the buy side has always valued dark pools, where they can source unique liquidity or execute larger block trades. This Greenwich Associates research paper provides an in-depth analysis of buy-side dark pool usage and expected changes in behavior in the coming years.
With less than a year to go before the implementation of MiFID II, institutional investors and brokers are racing to create ways to determine the true value of sell-side research.
Despite continued liquidity shortages in many global fixed-income markets, corporate bond execution venues and offerings that were a mere idea a few years ago are finally consolidating and starting to bear fruit—making it easier for investors to execute certain trades. 
The world’s major banks are adopting sophisticated, cloud-based technology to monitor the actions of employees and guard against future scandals.
Asset managers are under growing pressure to analyze every detail of every trade. This pressure is spurring demand for transaction cost analysis systems (TCA) on equity trading desks, and increasingly in other classes including FX and fixed income.

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