With Congress deadlocked on a second round of funding, it’s unclear how and when these companies will receive money intended to help them stay in business and pay worker salaries.
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Which Banks are Best in Volatile FX Markets?
April 16, 2020
The massive spike in volatility due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a nearly unprecedented climb in the value of the dollar has left market participants scrambling for cover.
Although workers in most industries are worried about having their jobs replaced by technology, the vast majority of financial professionals in capital markets say technology has actually enhanced their careers.
Problems with the application process for SBA loans have shaken companies’ confidence that the new Paycheck Protection Program will deliver the funding they need in time to survive the COVID-19 crisis.
Social Distancing Boosts Digital in Asian Corporate Banking
April 13, 2020
In the same way that COVID-19 social distancing rules have fueled an explosion in the use of video meeting, remote work requirements are triggering a huge spike in demand for digital banking services among companies across Asia.
More than 80% of the 415 small businesses ($1-$10MM) surveyed by Greenwich Associates this week have applied for a loan under the SBA’s new Paycheck Protection Program. That volume represents a massive challenge that could threaten to overwhelm both the banks that will manage these applications, and the pool of funds allocated for these loans by the U.S Congress.
Beyond Emerging Market Allocations: Institutional Investors Signal a Shift to Dedicated China Equity Investments
April 7, 2020
Institutional investors are planning to modify their approach to China public equity allocations.
Algos in FX: Slow Start, Massive Potential
March 31, 2020
Although algorithmic trading has been slower to gain traction in foreign exchange than in equities and other classes, it will continue to capture volume in FX.
Although headcounts among institutional trading desks held steady from 2018 to 2019, it’s clear that increases in buy-side trading desk budgets are being driven by technology spending.
The same tailwinds that fueled the spread of transaction cost analysis (TCA) among institutional investors in Europe after the passage of new regulations are expected to arrive in the United States in 2020.
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- 2023 Greenwich Leaders: Asian Large Corporate Trade Finance
- Indian Corporates Turn to Big Banks to Fund Ambitious Growth
- Investment Consultants Support U.S. Asset Owners in Volatile Markets
- 2022 Greenwich Leaders: U.S. Institutional Investment Management
- 2022 Greenwich Leaders: U.K. Institutional Investment Management