US buy-side agree brokers must have access to direct data feeds
Greenwich Associates survey finds most buy-siders see access to direct data feeds as essential, while the debate on exchange market data continues in the US.
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US corporate bond e-trading platforms set for consolidation
Research has suggested that despite a surge in trading volumes, mergers and acquisitions among platform providers is likely over the next 18 months.
E-trading on the rise for US emerging market bond traders
Research suggests emerging market bond trading will rise next year, with a portion of that volume tipped to be executed electronically.
Brokers predict surge in buy-side demand for customised algos
Research from Greenwich Associates found that brokers expect almost half of their clients to ask for customised algos over the next year.
ETF growth limited by current trading practices, study finds
Greenwich Associates research urges firms to distinguish ETFs from other asset classes when trading to avoid suboptimal execution.
Looser swaps trading rules could boost volumes by up to 20%
Greenwich Associates lays out potential benefits to ease of restrictions on swaps trading and SEFs in the US.
TCA use surges among equity buy-side traders
TCA on buy-side equity trading desks no longer considered an optional feature, but a necessity in new regulatory environment.
Buy-side bonuses shrink as budgets focus on technology
New report from Greenwich Associates reveals trading desk budgets now favouring technology over trader compensation.
E-trading picks up pace in corporate bond market
Latest research from Greenwich Associates shows electronic trading continues to grow as providers add data and analytics tools to draw in investors.
Buy-side agree maker-taker pricing is bad for markets
Latest research from Greenwich Associates finds majority of buy-side agree maker-taker pricing creates distortion and that rebates should be banned.