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The influence of hedge funds is driving leverage levels in the US and European convertibles markets in different directions, according to research published by Greenwich Associates, the Connecticut-based...
The most active US institutional traders executed half their equity trading volume through portfolio trades last year, according to consultants Greenwich Associates.
Almost one third of 36 hedge funds surveyed by research company Greenwich Associates increased their use of leverage in the past year.
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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The amount of foreign exchange traded by international top-tier corporates reached $40 trillion last year, according to a report by Connecticut-based Greenwich Associates. Growth was reported by the industry in every region except non-Japan Asia and Latin...
A sharp divide exists between clients actively trading on electronic platforms and those that do not trade foreign exchange online, according to new research from US-based consultancy Greenwich Associates.
Compensation to equity derivatives investors increased steadily last year, according to research by Greenwich Associates, a Connecticut-based consulting company.
A survey by Greenwich Associates, a financial industry consulting and research firm based in Greenwich, Connecticut, found significant jumps in interest rate derivatives investing and trading levels and smaller gains in credit derivatives usage among...
Fifty-two percent of Canadian pension funds now use derivatives as part of their investment strategies, up from 49% a year ago and 38% four years ago, according to a survey of 264 funds by Greenwich Associates, a Greenwich, Connecticut-based consulting...
Greenwich Europe, the London-based derivatives house, has set up a 24-hour online FX broking service for retail clients around the world, Simon Palmer, the firm’s new head of FX, told RiskNews ' sister publication FX Week .
US institutions that invest in convertible securities, such as convertible arbitrage hedge funds, take more risks than their European counterparts, according to a research report published by US-based financial consultancy Greenwich Associates.
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