P&I: "There's an evolution in how institutions consume information," said Andrew McCollum.
MarketsMedia: Richard Johnson said that although there is interest, the existing crypto market structure in not amenable for traditional institutional investors.
Criptonoticias: Una investigación realizada por la consultora Greenwich Associates reveló que el 72% de 141 ejecutivos encuestados, relacionados con el mundo de las finanzas, considera que los criptoactivos han llegado para quedarse dentro de la...
Institutional Investor: A Greenwich Associates report shows that institutions, particularly buy-side trading desks, have nearly doubled their spending on risk technology for 2018.
Forbes: "They’re telling us that they don’t think it’s going away and that it’s here to stay," says Richard Johnson.
Forbes: A Greenwich Associates study claimed that for more than 250 investors, LinkedIn was the most preferred social media source with 48% of all institutional investors using the networking service.
Law360: “That is not the way things work,” Richard Johnson said. “The SEC is supposed to come up with the rules.”
Bloomberg: “Credit market participants have been forced to make a trade-off between liquidity and specificity, and they’re choosing liquidity,” according to Ken Monahan.
The Trade News: Kevin McPartland warned that regulators must be wary that looser rules could erode price transparency that has been gained over recent years.
Risk: Greenwich Associates estimates that internalisation of US Treasuries trades at the largest primary dealers has become a “sizable” part of the market.
