The self-directed brokerage market is continuing to evolve as investors want greater control over their investments, and online brokerage fast becoming an attractive opportunity, a new report from Celent reveals.
The self-directed market showed moderate growth of 5% in 2012, despite unpredictable and challenging economic conditions over the past several years, due to an increasing number of active traders, according to Celent’s new report, The Race for Self-Directed Investors.
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The first of several reports on the online brokerage industry, by Celent, explores the growth of online trading among the bank brokerage market segment, identifies major trends and developments for trading activity, product preferences, and brokerage technology.
The report highlights major developments in online trading among brokers and banks, segments the self-directed investor market and a taxonomy of US online brokerage firms by client segmentation. It also aims to provide an understanding of a breakdown of customer groups with details on investment objectives and trading strategies.
The Race for Self-DirectedInvestors also specifically examines drivers, technology, challenges, and opportunities as they relate to online trading.
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