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Is a crisis a crisis if everyone knows its coming?

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Post date April 24, 2015
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(also published on the Greenwich Associates blog) A crisis is a crisis because most people didn’t see it coming. Unexpected events freaks people out causing a bad chain of events – a crisis. So despite evidence that a liquidity crisis is on the horizon in the bond market, wide spread recognition that this crisis is […]

New Greenwich Report: As Credit Market Liquidity Suffers, Institutional Investors Seek Alternatives

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Post date October 23, 2013
Categories In Greenwich Associates Research
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This is my first official research piece since joining Greenwich Associates this past summer. It is available to Greenwich clients. If you’re not sure if you’re a client, or don’t have a login to the website, let me know. Enjoy. New Greenwich Associates Report Analyzes Role of CDS, ETFs and SEFs Tuesday, October 22, 2013 […]

My Conversation with Ryan Sheftel, Head of Fixed Income e-Market Making at Credit Suisse

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Post date February 24, 2012
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I recently spoke with Ryan Sheftel who runs fixed income electronic market making for Credit Suisse. CS is taking its experience from building AES in the equities market to fixed income, leading to some pretty cool trading tools.