greenwich associates

By Leigh Powell | 11 May 2012
They reveal a smarter way to work for asset managers, who are expected to focus more on private banks. But institutional sales hold the key.
By Leigh Powell | 30 January 2012
They say fund sales will be boosted if they are equipped with better product knowledge and more timely information.
By Leigh Powell | 4 January 2012
Despite growth in Asian fixed income trading, there are signs that many banks have abandoned plans to build a pan-Asia platform in favour of more targeted strategies.
By Leigh Powell | 16 December 2011
Projections suggest total compensation in Asia is up 8% in fixed income and 10% in equities this year, rising quicker than in the US, although Asian professionals still earn ...
By Joe Marsh | 22 June 2011
Greenwich Associates highlights an increase in Asia in the use of external managers and outlines institutional investor expectations on asset allocation and manager hiring.
By Jame DiBiasio | 25 May 2011
A survey of Asian institutional investors by Greenwich Associates shows they're diversifying their portfolios as asset sizes grow, AsianInvestor's recent investment summit heard.
By Jame DiBiasio | 15 March 2011
A Fidelity and Greenwich Associates’ survey of Asian and European institutional funds reveals a huge discrepancy in how they use benchmarks to gain access to Asian assets.
By The Editors | 30 September 2010
From AsianInvestor's 10th anniversary seminar: Markus Ohlig of Greenwich Associates explains why it will be difficult for Asian investment firms to become international ...
By Jame DiBiasio | 12 July 2010
The institutional market for asset managers in China is poised to reap rewards for diligent service providers, says the Shanghai-based consultancy.
By Joe Marsh | 8 July 2010
The region offers a much smaller potential client base that is harder to service than those in Western markets, according to a Greenwich Associates report.
By Joe Marsh | 23 June 2010
Most Asian institutions plan to boost their internal management capabilities, and a greater number are using internal teams to generate alpha than in the West, says Greenwich ...
By Joe Marsh | 24 March 2010
In the US, corporate pension funds are cutting their allocations to risky assets, while public funds are increasing them, says Greenwich Associates.
By Joe Marsh | 22 February 2010
A sharp fall in commission payments last year meant institutions had less equity commission from which to allocate costs for sell-side research and services, says Greenwich ...
By Joe Marsh | 9 February 2010
Corporate and financial firms want to know more about the likely impact of central clearing of over-the-counter derivatives, according to Greenwich Associates. A big issue ...
By Joe Marsh | 7 October 2009
A year ago, Asian institutional investors were keen to outsource more assets to third-party managers – the situation is very different today.
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