Analyst and management contact rank high on buy side’s wish list
by Brad Allen published on IR Magazine's website
A recent Greenwich Associates survey of 268 sell-side institutions projects that commissions generated in trading US equities in 2010 could shrink nearly 25 percent to 2007 levels of $10.5 bn. Underneath that overall decline, hedge fund commissions are projected to shrink by nearly a third. As a result, the battered ranks of sell-side analysts could shrink even further, according to the Greenwich report released earlier this month.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Sell side braces for commission cuts in 2010
Posted by Brad Allen at 4:05 PM
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