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Living with MiFID II: Accessing Unbundled Investment Research – Table of Contents
- 1.0 Investment Research Provision & Consumption: Establishing New Contractual Relationships
- 1.1 Sellside Investment Research Providers: Establishing a New Value-add Case
- 1.2 Buyside Investment Research Consumers: Tracking Content Use & Spend
- 2.0 Buyside Content Consumers: Assessing Alternative Investment Research Channels & Providers
- 2.1 The Marketplace Effect: MiFID II’s Emphasis on Paying for Quality
- 2.2 Independent Investment Research Providers: A Renewed Focus on Content Format & Distribution Method Amid Heightened Competition
- 2.3 Investment Research Marketplace Aggregator Platforms: Poised for Future Growth in Utilisation as Content Distribution Outlets
- 3.0 Disruptions to the Historical Norms of Buyside Consumer Behaviour & Consumption
- 3.1 New Buyside Consumer Investment Research Processes & Workflows
- 3.2 Buyside Investment Research Consumers: Making the Best Use of a Forthcoming Data Deluge
- 4.0 Assessing the Future of Investment Research Content Provision & Consumption
- 4.1 Assessing Short-term Behavioural Change: Investment Research Consumers
- 4.2 Assessing Short-term Behavioural Change: The Future Role of the Bank Investment Research Analyst
- 4.3 Assessing Short-term Behavioural Change: Disruptive Content Production & Distribution Automation Technology
- 5.0 Appendices
- 5.1 Glossary of Terms
- 5.2 Table of Figures
- 5.3 Methodology