U.S. institutional investors are casting a wide net in their search for liquidity and investment ideas by maintaining relationships with scores of U.S. equity brokers and research providers.
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European “Unbundling” Reforms Will Reduce Quality and Availability of Sell-Side Equity Research
May 27, 2015
A move by the European regulators to “unbundle” payments for research from commissions paid on equity trades will have potentially significant and negative consequences for both the buy side and sell side, according to a new report from Greenwich Associates.
Use of derivatives is growing in anticipation of a hike in global interest rates.
A loss of liquidity in global fixed-income markets and a host of other challenges facing investors has set the stage for what could be significant increases in institutional use of bond ETFs, according to the results of a new study, Bond Market Challenges Continue to Drive Demand for Fixed-Income ETFs, from Greenwich Associates.
To rank among the best electronic banking offerings today, a platform must securely deliver information to smartphones and tablets and facilitate fully integrated payments.
The top five dealers in global foreign exchange trading collectively ceded market share to rivals last year.
Increased Market Complexity Drives FI Investors to Adopt TCA
April 29, 2015
As new regulations and changes to market structure make fixed-income markets more complex, a growing number of institutional investors are adopting transaction cost analysis (TCA) to assess the effectiveness of trades.
A new report from Greenwich Associates, In-House is Out as OMS and EMS Vendors Continue to Up Their Game, found that as institutional trading desks discard in-house technology in favor of outsourced systems, technology providers are working hard to meet the changing needs of the market.
Social media is joining traditional financial news media as a key source of information used by institutional investors in their investment processes.
First Comprehensive Study of Global Equity Trade Commissions Finds Wide Variation in Rates Paid by Institutional Investors
April 13, 2015
Most investors understand that commission rates on equity trades vary from country to country and from developed to emerging markets, but new research from Greenwich Associates reveals that rates also vary to a huge extent from investor to investor within markets.
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