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Greenwich Associates has said that liquidity intelligence, helping to enable bilateral negotiations for illiquid bonds, is likely to be more important than the growth of electronic trading in fixed income. 

In Europe, global trade finance is trickling down to more regional bank players as well as non-banks. "This is “money in motion,” says Don Raftery.

Sixty-five percent of traders at asset-management firms surveyed by Greenwich Associates said the rebates create untenable conflicts of interest for their brokers and are bad for the stock market. The consulting firm based its findings on a survey...

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