Reuters: Given the huge amount of data involved in market surveillance, machine learning algorithms can be far more efficient than humans in rooting out potential market manipulation, said Richard Johnson.
PlanSponsor: “A majority of institutions around the world now consider bond ETFs as an alternative for fixed-income exposure and liquidity,” says Andrew McCullum.
Traders: “Trading and investing would grind to a halt without accurate, comprehensive and fast market data,” says Dan Connell.
ETF Trends: ETF allocations have grown to approximately 18% of $28 billion in total fixed-income assets among the 87 institutions Greenwich Associates interviewed.
Business Insider: Corporate bond trades totaling over $5 million in size are difficult for investors to execute, according to Greenwich Associates.
blokt: “They’re telling us that they don’t think it’s going away and that it’s here to stay.”
Wealth Management: The latest Greenwich Associates Fixed Income ETF study of institutional investors serves as a reminder that there’s still room for additional growth.
Inquisitr: According to Greenwich Associates, 72% of 141 institutional asset managers, hedge fund representatives, and brokers interviewed believe that digital currencies are not going anywhere.
FX Week: Despite the growth of direct data connections, spending on consolidated feeds is set to rise, Greenwich Associates finds.
CryptoDisrupt: ...annual spending on blockchain technology was estimated to be around USD 1.7 billion according to Greenwich Associates.
