A recent paper, Corporate Bond Liquidity Solutions Emerging, from research firm Greenwich Associates, reports that investors have been frustrated with the problems surrounding executing large trades in illiquid issues, but that the efforts...
Almost a third of hedge fund and asset managers recently surveyed by Greenwich Associates said they had "difficulty understanding/working with data sets that are not customized."
Equity investors—especially those who employ passive-investing strategies—are executing an increasing share of their trades during so-called stock auctions held by the major stock exchanges at the beginning and end of each market session, according...
Pressure from clients to cut fees and higher operating costs caused a 10% drop in bonus pay across the hedge fund industry in 2016, according to projections by Greenwich Associates.
Blockchain could make a bigger splash in the capital markets. In another study by Greenwich Associates, financial services firms believe that blockchain will enable meaningful change across capital markets within five years, and that vested...
Greenwich Associates said: “For those that can solve these issues first, however, utilizing unique data sources such as private company performance information, social media sentiment or satellite imagery, investors can once again find an edge on...
Greenwich Associates reported that traders increasingly want a more bespoke or customized electronic trading solution that more closely resembles their trading style and the order types they send or use.
BNP Paribas ist der Marktführer im europäischen Trade-Finance-Geschäft. Das geht aus einer Umfrage des US-Beratungshauses Greenwich Associates unter rund 500 CFOs und Treasurern aus großen europäischen Unternehmen hervor.
Institutional investors, in particular, are making use of the instruments, with one-third of respondents to a 2016 Greenwich Associates study saying they planned to increase their use of bond ETFs in the coming year. A similar percentage, 31%, said...
A recent study by Greenwich Associates of buy-side head traders found the majority are unsatisfied with the standard algorithms provided by their brokers, as they look for a more personalised way to execute trades.
