Frontline Analysts Blog
Why a speech from Barack Obama is worth $400,000
Analysts at Frontline are mentored by city veterans, who add front-end knowledge and on-shore experience to their output.
Trade press carries leaked report on MiFID II - what this might mean
The Financial Times and trade press are carrying a story about a leaked draft of the MiFID II research rules.
The FT on creating City jobs in lower-cost locations
The Financial Times wrote this week about a powerful new trend – locating jobs where they can be done most efficiently
MiFID II - Are you ready to act?
The big news from the latest note is that the FCA has (finally) recognised that for research to be sold to investors, there needs to be some allowance in the rules for free trial periods.
MiFID 2 Delays - Nature Hates a Vacuum
The latest news on MiFID 2 is even less promising than we had expected
Fund managers already unbundling and cutting research costs ahead of MiFID II - article in the FT
The genie is out of the bottle when it comes to the effects of MiFID II on the research market
Frontline Analysts in The New Yorker
We have the best minds in the business mentoring and training our analysts.
Frontline Analysts cited as the partner for the future of banking
When thought leaders think how banks will manage costs in the future, they think of Frontline Analysts.
British Banking Braces for Hard Times - Frontline Analysts in the Wall Street Journal
Here is an article from the Wall Street Journal about structural change in the City.
Banks suffer 'mini crisis of confidence'
It is hard to pin down what spooked investors in the recent rout of European financials. Read what Daniel Davies, our MD Equity has to say.
Banks should not fixate on double-digit returns
Barclays’ decimation illustrates the problem of short-termism in capitalism, writes our very own Daniel Davies.
One bank’s cost is another firm’s revenue
Could the current state of bank regulation be a bonanza for software and consulting firms?