Asian fixed-income markets are being transformed by three powerful and interrelated trends: The growth of investment in local currency bonds, the rise of regional dealers and the accelerating expansion of e-trading.
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The unspoken truth: What equity traders wish their brokers understood (but are too polite to say)
A good broker can transform an equity trader’s day. They’re not just order-takers, they’re problem-solvers, partners and sometimes even advisors. But reaching that level of trust and understanding requires give and take. Communication is key—and sometimes, that means having tough conversations. To spark a healthy dialogue, we surveyed 40 U.S. buy-side traders about what they wish their brokers understood better about their daily grind.
We examine the forces and technology driving the trading desk of the future from the vantage point of 107 capital markets professionals.
Investment Performance No Longer Enough to Capture Retail Assets
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The ability to deliver that extra something sets the 2019 Greenwich Quality Leaders in Asian and European Intermediary Distribution apart from their rivals.
Compare salary and bonus versus those of peers by similar tenure and job function.
Compare salary and bonus versus those of peers by similar tenure and job function.
Compare salary and bonus versus those of peers by similar tenure and job function.
Analytics, Algos and AI Begin to Drive Institutional Trading Flows
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Institutional investors are increasingly looking to partner with dealers who have sophisticated pre- and post-trade analytics, deep data and advanced electronic tools.
European Trade Finance: The Dawn of Digitization
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Companies and banks in the Nordics and the Netherlands could be leading the way toward a new and increasingly digital future for the European trade finance industry.
Benchmarking the Value of Indexes Among Active Managers
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Active managers recognize the importance of benchmark data to their business, but asset management executives think they can and should be deriving even more value.
Volatility in the U.S. Treasury market continues to be volatile and largely driven by comments from Washington on the back of the Fed's July 31st interest-rate cut.
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