Jay Bennett

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  Electronic trend continues for equity derivatives

  By Greenwich Associates  |  October 15, 2012

  Trading in equity futures and exchange-traded funds in both North America and the United Kingdom continues moving to electronic platforms.

• E.U. institutions expect more OTC trade

  By Greenwich Advisors  |  November 10, 2011

  European institutions expect to increase their use of equity options and swaps in the coming year.

• Institutions, not individuals, driving volumes: Study

  By Greenwich Advisors  |  October 10, 2011

  Concerns about new regulations did not slow institutional activity in equity derivatives last year, but a lack of conviction by investors stymied volumes, according to a study by Greenwich Associates.

• Stock research gains, e-trading slips in shift

  By Greenwich Advisors  |  June 21, 2011

  A research group says that institutions reversed a long-term trend in U.S. equity markets by cutting back on electronic trading and increasing the share of their trading business executed via traditional brokers.

• The buy side and Transaction Cost Analysis

  By Greenwich Advisors  |  November 1, 2010

  Institutions express disappointment and even frustration about the inability of TCA systems to generate practical analysis.

• U.S. equity derivatives: Institutions hopeful, but hardly bullish

  By Greenwich Advisors  |  October 12, 2010

  Following a slowdown in trading activity from mid-year 2009 to mid-year 2010, U.S. institutions are hopeful about a volume recovery.

• European equity derivatives: Cautious optimism

  By Press Release  |  October 7, 2010

  Despite a drop in equity derivatives trading volume from mid-year 2009 to mid-year 2010, European institutions are cautiously optimistic.

• U.S. equity trading business falling short of expectations in 2010

  By Press Release  |  June 7, 2010

  Commissions paid by institutional investors to brokers on trades of U.S. equities are falling far short of projections to this point in 2010.