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Algorithms are expanding their reach in the world of trading, a Greenwich Associates report observes. 

As Kevin McPartland, head of market structure and technology research at Greenwich Associates, said, "The more electronic any process gets, the knock-on effect is more data, which leads to more transparency."

 According to Greenwich Associates investors highlighted risk management as being more important in 2016, with nearly one-third citing that as a focus, an increase from 25 per cent in 2015. 

A review of an article on Greenwich Associates originally appeared in June 1998 Traders Magazine.

With the clock ticking and a short six months to go before regulations impacting buy side fund manager trading and conducting business in Europe, a Greenwich Associates study says that two-thirds of traders have made plans on how to manage the...

A Greenwich Assoicates study found that some traders may cut broker relationships because of more stringent rules under MiFID II.

Nearly half, 48%, of buyside bond traders expect all-to-all trading to grow according to a recent report from consultancy Greenwich Associates.

According to a 2016 Greenwich Associates Survey of more than 400 credit investors in the U.S. and Europe in 2016, over 80% felt that reduced market liquidity is impacting their ability to implement their investment strategy.

“For each dark pool, they would need to perform due diligence, sign legal documents, establish connectivity via their EMS, establish trading and back-office relationships and, perhaps most difficult, optimally integrate these pools into their...

Richard Johnson said: “The goal of many of these new technology companies is to replace the existing global financial market infrastructure with distributed ledger technology."