According to Greenwich Associates, 32% of the firms have no social media marketing strategy, and only 38% of asset managers use paid (or sponsored) advertising on social media.
According to a January survey by Greenwich Associates, 57 percent of institutional investors use multifactor ETFs in some way while 48 percent said they planned on increasing their holdings in the near future. The firm projects institutional ETF...
Citigroup’s broader U.S. interest-rate business, ranked second in the U.S. in a 2016 study by Greenwich Associates.
Wall Street trading desks need a new fitness routine. That's a polite way of saying they're bloated, and they need to get leaner as costs rise and revenues fall. It's the conclusion of a study of 3,000 investors by Kevin McPartland at Greenwich...
CBA and Wells Fargo, which is based in San Francisco, aren’t the only banks actively experimenting in this area. Globally, Greenwich Associates estimated that the annual budget for blockchain initiatives hit $1 billion this year.
Amid dozens of experiments by banks and other players, this is among the first commercial products to result from an outpouring of investment into blockchain, which some technology analysts have warned will fail to live up to the hype generated by...
"The more information regulators have about the market's functioning, participants and asset prices the better. Furthermore, we don't believe additional transparency to regulators will have any impact on liquidity," said Kevin McPartland, head of...
“The fact that this shortcut is out there does negate to a certain extent IEX’s whole model,” said Richard Johnson, vice president for market structure and technology at Greenwich Associates.
This segment is dominated by five banks that control 60 percent of volume, up from 44 percent a decade ago, according to consulting firm Greenwich Associates, which didn’t name the firms.
On the main venues that cater to dealers, 8 of the 10 biggest firms by volume last year were non-bank proprietary trading firms, according to Greenwich Associates. Their influence has led HFT critics to blame computerized traders for providing “...
