MiFID II is revolutionizing the way investors pay for their research. Check the most recent trends emerging in the research industry and see how much buy-side can expect to pay for research, and what will they be willing to pay for.
Evalueserve, a global provider of research, analytics, and data management services, has launched a new product – Pitchready, a productivity suite that offers fast and configurable pitchbook solutions to investment banking and advisory firms. The software saves 95% of time spent on adding logos to a pitch book and 80% of time spent on creating tombstones. Overall, it increases formatting efficiency by 50%.
Pitchready – our suite of PowerPoint-based productivity tools has been developed to make pitchbook creation efforts smarter and more efficient. This case study illustrates how Pitchready helped a major investment bank increase its formatting efficiency by 50%.
As procurement teams shrink, CPOs are looking at new ways to realize savings, increase spend under management and take a strategic view of sourcing – without increasing headcount.
We helped a major US bank transform the productivity and accuracy of their financial spreading process with our patented financial spreading software, Spreadsmart.
The client wanted to leverage freely available meteorological data to improve predictions of pesticide sales.
The new legislative proposal is expected to have a global impact on the ecosystem of how buy-side consumes sell-side research. The changes will create fresh challenges for the industry, but they will also bring some attention-worthy opportunities.
The long-term impact of Brexit is not yet clear, although market sentiments seem largely negative. Companies need to choose between making a move right now or waiting for UK–EU negotiations to play out.
Brexit – a work in progress, with everything still to pay for. This industry insights examines the economic and commercial impacts of Brexit, including the key factors you should consider if your portfolio covers UK firms.
The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) is expected to have a global impact on how the buy-side consumes sell-side research.
The asset management industry is already facing a number of challenges. How is the industry geared to meet technology-led disruption, including from FinTechs? Also, how are asset managers driving innovation across their value chain? Read to find out more.
While 2000–2009 saw disruption due to outsourcing and offshoring, years (2009–2015) following the global financial crisis, witnessed a stricter global regulatory environment.
Depending on the policies of the winning candidate, the results of the US presidential elections will affect various sectors and businesses. Read on for highlights of the bullish and bearish implications of these elections.
Sell-side research is seeing a range of disruptive changes that are currently redefining the marketplace. Delivering reports that provide newer and deeper insights are needed more than ever before. Is the use of intelligent automation a defining factor in this race to survive?
As the song goes, ‘the times they are a-changing’ for index providers and users. In the past decade, we have seen the rise of various financial regulations, which have created more challenges for the index industry.
Index users and providers are facing greater scrutiny due to the expansion of financial regulations covering the index industry. Discover what are the options for index providers and users.
The client was losing market share due to increased competition from other market leaders and new service providers. They had access to considerable internal and external data but lacked the bandwidth to perform detailed analyses.
The banking sector showed its most vulnerable face during the 2008 recession. Strict regulations and measures enacted soon after the crisis has been keeping banks on their toes.
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Assets under management by robo-advisors are on the rise and both startups and industry leaders are investing in this new technology. But what does that mean for human financial advisors?
Compliance with BCBS 239 is not only mandatory for systemically important banks (SIBs), it also has tangible business benefits. Why then are so many banks struggling to meet the requirements for compliant risk data aggregation and reporting?
Database subscriptions are a necessary expense, but many financial services companies are finding they spend more than they need to.
Risk data management is extremely important for banks, especially in times of financial crisis – and an efficient system for this task certainly has benefits.
Imagine a potential client who wants investment advice but whose earnings, while relatively high, don’t put them in the right bracket for your company’s full services.
Today’s dynamic and fast-paced businesses look for quick and informed decision-making, powered by real-time analysis of huge volumes of data.
Help your analysts strike the optimal balance between conducting research and other essential tasks such as expanding coverage and meeting clients. We’ll provide efficient research support so you can focus on your customers.
Using dedicated tools and models, our experts will help you gain deeper insights about your competitors, prospects and target industries.
Our experts created a self-service data visualization tool to identify the best cross-sell opportunities and generate individualized reports on customers and products.