Large institutions are shifting trading volume to algorithmic avenues of execution as the overall commission pool remains flat, according to a new study from Greenwich Associates.
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BlackRock, Goldman, J.P. Morgan, Wellington Named 2016 Greenwich Leaders in Asian Institutional Investment Management Service
June 29, 2016
Asian institutions are diversifying portfolios and seeking new sources of yield by shifting assets to more narrowly focused investment strategies. The four firms named Greenwich Associates 2016 Leaders in Asian Institutional Investment Management Service Quality — BlackRock, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and Wellington Management—are helping institutions achieve these goals.
Greenwich Associates today announces the strengthening of its Global Investment Management Practice with two key hires and the appointment of new Regional Heads in Asia and Europe.
Financial service firms and technology providers around the world will spend more than $1 billion in 2016 in the race to bring blockchain to capital markets, according to a new report from Greenwich Associates.
Greenwich Associates Moves to Meet Growing Demand Among Investment Managers for Custom Research and Strategic Advice
June 22, 2016
Greenwich Associates is increasing the focus of its industry-leading investment management practice to also emphasize custom, strategic advisory engagements.
2015 was a record-breaking year for ETFs as a category, which attracted more than $350 billion in new assets globally. Institutional investors are growing contributors to ETF demand, which has historically been driven by retail investors.
An analysis of our research yielded five key drivers of institutional ETF adoption that Greenwich Associates projects together will generate approximately $300 billion in annual investments by 2020.
Algorithmic trading is taking hold in foreign exchange—in part due to fallout from the 2013 FX “Fixing Scandal.”
New Rules Complicate Corporate Hedging Strategies
June 9, 2016
Increases in banks’ costs of capital and new derivatives regulations are starting to have an impact on corporate treasury departments—and into the critical strategies companies use to hedge exposures.
While the Big 5 dealers dominate Canadian equity trading and research, RBC Capital Markets has extended its lead within this group.
As brokers adjust their business strategies to cope with both the post-crisis regulatory framework and a slowdown in institutional trading activity, a top tier of U.S. bulge bracket firms last year established a solid claim as the leaders in U.S. cash equities.
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