However, not all analysts are the same. Buy-side and sell-side analysts share the goal of analyzing securities and markets, but their incentives and audience mean that their results will often differ.

Few areas of sell-side operations have changed as much as trading floors. This article explores the biggest shift – how deals ...

Wesley Bray explores the impact that new technology and alternative liquidity sources are having on the traditional buy- and sell-side roles. As technology continues to reshape financial markets, the ...

They are known as buy-side and sell-side analysts, and many investors don't know the difference (or even that there is one). In this article, we're going to dive into what sell-side analysts are ...

Buy-side analysts select stocks for their firms, using both in-house and sell-side research. Their insights aim to outperform the market, benefiting only their firm or client. Unlike sell-side ...