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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.
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.
A cyclical preference for passive strategies among a cautious base of institutional investors is contributing to a challenging year for asset management firms. A new Greenwich Report, Smarter Engagement Strategies: A Win-Win for Asset Managers and Their Clients advises asset managers to respond to these difficult market conditions by shifting to more targeted and even selective sales strategies based on persona-based client segmentation models.
More than half of corporate treasurers and CFOs in the U.K. and continental Europe believe it is at least somewhat likely that the U.K. will leave the European Union. Most of these executives think a so-called “Brexit” would be a disorderly and potentially volatile process. Despite these beliefs, most corporate officers have not taken any actions to minimize the negative effects of a U.K. exit on their companies. 

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