Top 10 Trends in Institutional Securities & Investments, 2017: Black Swans Take Flight
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Top 10 Trends in Institutional Securities & Investments, 2017: Black Swans Take Flight
Short-term economic instability and regulatory uncertainty may mean a roller coaster ride for market participants.
London, 5 January 2017 – If capital markets had one defining characteristic in 2016 it was volatility, and it doesn’t look like 2017 will be any different. The threat of a lengthy global recession looms, and a high degree of regulatory uncertainty is in the cards due to upcoming elections in key jurisdictions and post-election political changeovers. Capital markets participants will face continued pressure to cut operating costs (beyond those that have already been made) and comply with regulations that may eventually be repealed. This is not an environment conducive to sustained investment in technology innovation, so what will be the impact on the myriad fintech pilots and startups?
This 29-page Impact Note contains 11 figures and one table. Clients of Aite Group’s Institutional Securities & Investments service can download this report and the corresponding charts.
This report mentions Allston Trading, Apple, BATS, Bank of America, CFTC, Chicago Board of Options Exchange, Citadel, Citigroup ATD, Cohen Capital Group, Daiwa Securities, Deutsche Boerse, DRW, DTCC, Equiduct Trading, Fidelity, FirstSouthwest, FIS, Getco, Goldman Sachs, Global Trading Systems, Hilliard Lyons, Hitachi, IBM, Intercontinental Exchange, Investors Exchange, IHS Markit, IMC, Jump Trading, Knight Capital Group, Luminex, Mesirow, Mitsubishi UFJ, Morgan Stanley, Moscow Exchange, Nasdaq, National Australia Bank, R3, Relecura, Royal Bank of Canada, Santander, Standard & Poor, Sun Trading, Tower Research Capital, Tradebot Systems, Two Sigma, USAA, and Virtu Financial.