DLT Inevitable In Fixed Income
Greenwich Associates found that 80% of investors feel that reduced bond market liquidity is affecting their ability to implement their strategy.
Greenwich Associates found that 80% of investors feel that reduced bond market liquidity is affecting their ability to implement their strategy.
“Optimizing a single dealer’s $10 trillion notional cleared derivatives portfolio could generate a reduction in capital requirements of $11.4 billion dollars,” said Kevin McPartland. “Apply that estimate across the top 10 derivatives dealers in the...
“Since the formal announcement in March, nothing has really happened. People have just been wasting time on an extremely short time schedule,” said Markus Ohlig.
Institutional investors have “begun to see ETFs as a relatively cheap and efficient way to implement active strategies as opposed to just thinking as ETFs as passive tools,” said Andrew McCollum. “ETFs are sort of an efficient way to take a position...
Handelshuizen snoepen al meer dan tien jaar marktaandeel af van banken, zegt Richard Johnson van het Amerikaanse adviesbureau Greenwich Associates.
Les caisses de pension vont-elles compenser le désengagement des banques dans le financement de matières premières? C’est ce qu’anticipe le livre blanc du cabinet d’études américain Greenwich Associates.
A recent report from consultancy Greenwich Associates, The Technology to Succeed in Fixed-Income Trading, said an increasingly large portion of requests for quotes received by a dealer desk can be handled by an autoquoting system.
“Ever since Washington went Republican, the urgency has come off and even if this will come, it’s going to take a lot longer,” says Kevin McPartland. “The message from the White House is for less regulation not more, so new rules are only going to...
Alternative data “spans all kinds of different things, but those different things can become mainstream, and then they’re not alternative anymore,” Dan Connell said. “The more people use something, the more traditional it becomes.”
A recent Greenwich Associates survey found 21% of institutional asset managers and 10% of corporates do so in foreign exchange markets.