Product agnostic investing (you know you want to know), data trumping trading and trying to figure out what digital means in 2018 (didn’t we figure that out in 2002?).
Tag: trading
US equity brokers made more money than last year – finally
We’ve just released the results of our benchmark US equities study, based on almost 600 interviews with US equity investors. While Greenwich has been conducting this study for literally decades, this is my first market structure analysis of the data since joining the firm last summer. The report includes the expected critical data points – total […]
FX volumes are down, but its more than just economics
First some admin notes. We’ve recently created an official Greenwich Associates market structure blog. The goal was to create a seamless method for us to get new research and commentary out to the market. The market structure commentary I’ve been posting here at Kevin on the Street will mostly all end up on the new […]
Swap Execution Facility Trading Volumes: Here are the Real Numbers
There are some really good parts of the SEF rule, and this in my view is one of the best: Core Principle 9 requires a SEF to make public timely information on price, trading volume, and other trading data on swaps to the extent prescribed by the Commission. The result? SEFs posting daily volumes on […]