Traders: Greenwich Associates research shows there are still pockets of growth and high-yield corporate bonds.
Traders: As the Greenwich Associates report explains, this delays getting innovation in the hands of end users, the opportunity cost of which is incalculable.
Markets Media:“These trading tools are only getting more critical to the buy side, as compliance requirements grow and markets continue to become more electronic.”
Bloomberg: Citigroup tied with Credit Suisse Group AG for third place last year in Asian equity trading outside of Japan and Australia, improving from fifth place in 2015, according to data from Greenwich Associates.
Business Insider: An ETF based on bitcoin itself also doesn't appear to stand a chance, said Richard Johnson.
Traders: Non-bank liquidity providers and some dealers are actively participating in venues that support bilateral streaming, according to a Greenwich Associates webinar, “U.S. Treasury Trading: Where We Go From Here.”
Business Insider: 'You're literally shifting deck chairs on the Titanic'
Markets Media: “This looks like something that is very overdue,” said Ken Monahan.
PlanSponsor: Investors and broker-dealers should start treating ETFs as an asset class all their own, Kevin McPartland.
Markets Media: Greenwich Associates’ annual European ETF Study this year found that approximately 40% of participants in the survey planned to increase ETF allocations in the next 12 months.
