Institutional investments in liquid alternative ETFs will more than double in the next 12 months.

Trading is now a highly complex and data-driven activity. U.S. equity markets comprise dozens of execution venues, each with different liquidity characteristics, order types, fee structures, and latency differentials.

Commercial banks fighting for market share in a consolidating industry have a powerful new weapon. Data analytics allows banks to identify and precisely target sales efforts at their best opportunities in ways that were impossible just a few years...

Institutional asset managers can follow the example set by Ironman triathletes to make continual improvements in the three legs of their own competition: Distribution, Client Service and Investments.

Greater data quality and data analysis is crucial to growing the mortgage market beyond its current state, but these obstacles have made the mortgage market a price case for the use of machine learning and big data.

At the heart of today’s fierce competition among global FX dealers is the fact that market participants are getting more sophisticated about how and where they execute their trades.

This Greenwich Report examines the role that API aggregators play and why they are an increasingly critical part of the FX electronic trading story.

Asian fixed-income markets are being transformed by three powerful and interrelated trends: The growth of investment in local currency bonds, the rise of regional dealers and the accelerating expansion of e-trading.

We examine the forces and technology driving the trading desk of the future from the vantage point of 107 capital markets professionals.

Active managers recognize the importance of benchmark data to their business, but asset management executives think they can and should be deriving even more value.