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India’s domestic “private banks” (privately owned) are increasingly matching—or outperforming—foreign banks, when it comes to the quality of service they deliver to Indian companies.
As recently as 2007, the nine leading “bulge-bracket” brokers captured 78% of commissions paid by institutional investors on trades of U.S. equities. This year, they are claiming only 60%--down a full two percentage points from 2015. Much of the lost share has flowed to mid-sized/regional dealers, which as a group now take home 28% of U.S. equity commissions, up from just 11% in 2007.
Currently, four dealers are ranked closely atop the global FX market In terms of market share. Citi and UBS are statistically tied in first place, while Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan are tied for third. Barclays and Bank of America Merrill Lynch are statistically tied, rounding out the top five. These firms are the 2016 Greenwich Share Leaders℠ in Global Top-Tier Foreign Exchange.
Asian institutions are diversifying portfolios and seeking new sources of yield by shifting assets to more narrowly focused investment strategies. The four firms named Greenwich Associates 2016 Leaders in Asian Institutional Investment Management Service Quality — BlackRock, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and Wellington Management—are helping institutions achieve these goals.

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