If new electronic trading platforms are to emerge as a source of badly needed liquidity in corporate bond markets, dealers will have to be incentivized to participate, according to new research from Greenwich Associates.
Global financial services firms are looking at ways to adopt the technology behind Bitcoin for use in institutional finance, according to a new Greenwich Report, Bitcoin, the Blockchain and Their Impact on Institutional Capital Markets, from Greenwich Associates.
Asset management companies continue to enter the Asian market to fight for a share of the region’s fast-growing pool of institutional investment assets.
New rules now under discussion in Europe governing asset managers’ use of trade commissions to pay for research could cause investors to cut ties with some brokers, decrease the availability of sell-side research in certain areas, and place small asset management companies at a competitive disadvantage.
Companies in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region should be reaching out to local banks as a source of “high-touch” coverage and local expertise that can serve as an important complement to the broad capabilities of global providers.
U.S. banks are seeing positive signs among small businesses and mid-sized companies based on the demand for credit and other banking products according to a new report, Increasingly Optimistic Business Owners Seek Growth Partners, released today from Greenwich Associates
Uncertainty about the future of operating systems and devices used by financial services firms is forcing technologists to consider platform-agnostic application development.