Denny Ellison’s training continues to fill in an existing gap in the market for training and development of research analysts. Anecdotal evidence suggests that training is becoming a greater priority to heads of research. Some asset management firms have implemented a required minimum amount of training into their analysts’ Continuing Professional Development (CPD) process. This…
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We are pleased to announce that in response to increasing demand from asset management firms, we will be launching our buy side research analyst training program in mid-October 2018. Whilst the program continues to gain traction on the sell side, we have received unsolicited demand from the buy side to train their research analysts. This…
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We are pleased to announce that Denny Ellison’s analyst training program (ATP) continues to expand with two new major clients, including another bulge bracket investment bank. Amongst our client base, we now count 3 investment banks that are ranked within the top 10 in the 2018 EMEA Extel research survey. We are pleased to see…
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We are proud to announce that Denny Ellison Analyst Training Program has been approved by the Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) for inclusion in the Register of Apprenticeship Training Providers (RoATP) in January 2018. Our apprenticeship is dedicated to equity and credit research analysts in Investment Banking and Investment Management and will be delivered…
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Denny Ellison’s analyst training program (ATP) continues to expand and gain traction among major investment banks and universities. Adding to the list of university clients which already includes INSEAD among others, we are pleased to announce that London Business School (LBS) has commissioned us to deliver a workshop on the “Skills of a Buy Side…
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Denny Ellison, in collaboration with Neil Scarth of Frost Consulting, has published a report following the review of the regulators’ definitions of ‘Substantive Research’. With the implementation of MiFID II scheduled for January 2018, the equity research industry is on the doorstep of a major transformation. Whilst the regulation primarily addresses the way in which…
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There have been several articles in the press over the last few months talking about “juniorisation” in investment banking. Some mention this phenomenon as an industry trend, including “Wall Street is gripped by something called juniorization” (Business Insider UK, Mar 2016). Others point out a specific firm strategy, such as at Goldman Sachs: “Lloyd Blankfein explains…
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Key findings show the importance of additional support from line managers, best practice examples, and time management for maximising both the quality of research and its effective delivery to clients. Why can it take only three years for some equity research analysts to become truly productive and build their own franchise, while others need as…
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As had been anticipated, they do not ban asset managers from using commissions to pay for research. Rather, buy side firms can pay for research using a research payment account (RPA) which can be funded by commission sharing agreements (CSAs). However, there can be no link between trading volumes and research payments – asset managers’…
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Of particular interest is whether they will ban asset managers from using dealing commissions to pay for research or allow them to still use commissions via an ‘enhanced CSA’ mechanism. In either case investment firms could charge their clients for research under a research payment account (RPA) mechanism, using either hard dollar in the former…
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