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The Trade: Earlier this month, Greenwich Associates found that of 210 financial services compliance professionals surveyed globally just 4% expect their firms to require traders to return to in-house trading desks every day after the pandemic.

Financial Times: Growing competition means equity market operators have had to reduce the fees they charge for facilitating transactions, says Ken Monahan.

American Bankers Association: A 2020 Greenwich Associates study reports that one in three small businesses are likely to switch banks.

CNBC: Pension funds and endowments have between 3% and 5% allocations to China, according to recent  data from Greenwich Associates.

Financial News: WhatsApp bans were “unwise before the pandemic and [are] unrealistic” now, Danielle Tierney, a senior adviser on market structure and technoloy at consulting firm Greenwich Associates said then.

Traders: Unlocking Liquidity through People and Machines,  are a recent webinar hosted by consultant Greenwich Associates. 

Financial News: Tierney added that she expected the majority of big finance firms to enable their employees to use monitored versions of WhatsApp within the next few years.

Bloomberg: For all the performance worries, Greenwich Associates estimated there were some $882 billion of institutional assets invested in the sector as of the end of last year.

Institutional Investor: According to Greenwich Associates, 33% of institutions have used ETFs to replace individual stock positions, and 70% have used ETFs for strategic allocations.

Investment News: Many financial firms are planning to let traders and other personnel work remotely even after the current pandemic is subdued, says Greenwich Associates.