At a time of social upheaval and heightened market volatility, institutional investors are turning to asset managers with the most trusted brand names.
If the financial industry still held any objections to the case for providing firmwide communications flexibility and remote working capabilities, March 2020 saw the argument’s proverbial microphone drop.
New Greenwich Report show that investors have strong concerns about the negative impacts that a potential FTT could have on liquidity, market quality and retirement savings.
The COVID-19 pandemic has given the biggest brands in asset management an advantage in the race to claim a share of the growing pool of assets allocated to external managers by institutions in Asia.
Liquidity in the swaps market came under pressure as the COVID-19 crisis spread globally and then rebounded after governments and central banks intervened.
A surprisingly small number of the world’s largest companies employ sophisticated techniques designed to assess and manage their foreign exchange risk.
For an Indian banking system already in turmoil before the outbreak of the global pandemic, the COVID-19 crisis represents an especially stern test. In response to the perceived threat, India’s companies are fleeing to the safety of the country’s largest banks.
The unprecedented volatility triggered by the COVID-19 crisis demonstrates the importance of preserving and even expanding liquidity in corporate bond trading.