FT: The largest investment banks pulled in $15.2bn in prime broking revenue last year, slightly less than the $16.5bn they made in 2019, as hedge funds reduced their borrowing during the pandemic, according to Coalition Greenwich.
FT: The largest investment banks pulled in $15.2bn in prime broking revenue last year, slightly less than the $16.5bn they made in 2019, as hedge funds reduced their borrowing during the pandemic, according to Coalition Greenwich.
FundFire: The consultants that performed best had strong servicing capabilities and developed close relationships with their clients built on trust and credibility, says Andrew McCollum.
Risk: Kevin McPartland says: “Asset managers stated that larger corporate bond trades are harder to execute because the price moves against them as soon as the market gets wind they’re trying to do a big trade.”
Professional Advisor: The paper is based on research from Greenwich Associates, who polled the opinions of 264 advisers across Europe for a separate LinkedIn report, 2020 Changing Role of Financial Advisers.
Finance et Investissement: Il existe un véritable gouffre entre les convictions des investisseurs et leurs actions pour contrer les risques provenant des changements climatiques, révèle une nouvelle étude réalisée par PGIM et Greenwich Associates.
The Trade: Greenwich Associates found that working conditions and volatility caused by the pandemic have caused electronic trading volumes to skyrocket in 2021.
Global Banking & Finance Review: According to research from Greenwich Associates, around 75% of hedge funds already use social media and social-driven news feeds to inform investing decisions.
The Desk: “For anyone who is using an outsourced trading desk, the most important things to understand are around how you are structured,” says Shane Swanson.
eFinancial Careers: Research firm Coalition says there are no more than 17,000 people working across all levels of M&A and corporate finance globally.
Euromoney: A sign of too much risk and exposure in a frothy market or just two banks that didn’t have their risk management in order?