Dealmakers, traders and globe-trotting executives are the public face of the modern investment bank, but for many clients in fund management, the key point of contact is with banks’ less glamorous ranks of analysts.
That investment research business is now going through a profound reshaping. New investing strategies, regulations, commercial pressures and technology are forcing a rethink of what analysts do, how they do it and the ways their work gets distributed to clients.
“Everything is changing. So investment research has to change as well,” said Lou Pirenc, global head of research data at investment bank Morgan Stanley.
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