January 27, 2010
Press Release
Burton-Taylor data shows China financial information/analysis
demand has grown at 29.5% CAGR since 2003, international content
needs are expanding while overall satisfaction levels are dropping
Burton-Taylor International Consulting LLC, a leading
information and news industry market research, strategy and business
consulting organization, today published a report showing mainland
China financial market data/analysis spend to have topped USD340
million, exit 2009. What has historically been an opaque market, has
now been revealed to have averaged 29.5% annual growth over the last
six years. In addition to competitor market share, the new
report shows user requirements for financial market data, news and
capabilities in a level of detail never before available for
mainland China and indicates Portfolio Managers, Researchers and
Sales & Traders are broadening demand for economic data, news and
analytic tools.
With combined revenue of USD204.8 million,
China Finance Online,
Wind and an array of other
local China vendors, many not well known to Western market data
competitors or analysts, command a 59.8% share of the mainland
market. The two largest international players are
Thomson Reuters
and
Bloomberg,
with combined revenue of USD116 million generated from the country.
Continued financial market evolution, combined with asset management
fees totaling USD16 billion in 2010, will fuel the purchase of more
detailed and sophisticated investment data and tools by the 5,000
Investment Management professionals, who are the fastest growing
segment in China. As the report illustrates, average per user spend
on market data/analytics by this segment globally is 0.51% of
management fees, or USD26,628 per annum. In China, however, average
spend is only USD15,384 per user, indicating significant upside
potential as the market matures.
“With Assets Under Management (AUM) projected to hit USD5.0 trillion
by 2020, at 1.25% the cumulative asset management fees generated on
mainland China over the next decade could reach USD513 billion,”
says
Douglas B Taylor,
Managing Partner of Burton-Taylor. “Growth of this magnitude draws
substantial competition and will result in increasing demand for the
information products and tools that enable market participants to
both differentiate themselves and maximize return.”
The new report also details the changing user needs, satisfaction
levels and product requirements of China Portfolio Managers,
Researchers and Sales & Traders. Responses to surveys conducted with
market data users in 2009 are compared to responses generated over
prior years to reveal that increasing sophistication among market
participants is widening the breadth of data demanded and lowering
overall satisfaction levels with current data providers.
“We were not surprised to see that Portfolio Managers, for example,
had shifted their primary criteria for selecting a data vendor away
from attributes such as information update speed and toward
attributes such as data quality, vendor reputation and ease of use.
This is expected in an evolving market,” adds Taylor. “What did
raise our eyebrows, however, was the significant drop in news
content and portfolio management capability satisfaction levels,
which indicates there may be opportunity for different products or
vendors to capture revenue.”
“Burton-Taylor are proud to release our 77 page report ‘China
Financial Market Data/Analysis Market Share & User Requirements 2010
- Key Competitors, Detailed User Needs – Portfolio Managers,
Researchers, Sales & Traders’ which includes profiles of twelve of
the largest vendors in China as well as providing user market data,
news and capabilities needs in unprecedented detail,” Taylor says.
“The report will help market data vendors, users and industry
analysts clearly see one of the fastest growing and most unique
opportunities in history.”
Mainland China market share estimates, along with other sample data
from Burton Taylor’s China Financial Market Data/Analysis Market
Share & User Requirements 2010 - Key Competitors, Detailed User
Needs – Portfolio Managers, Researchers, Sales & Traders report, may
be downloaded free of charge by visiting the
Research Request page and
inputting research sample code CHINA2010.
Burton-Taylor are also preparing to publish a second Bloomberg v
Reuters News Analysis, with this report focusing on Fixed Income
news. The report is expected to be published in March, 2010.
About
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International Consulting LLC
Burton-Taylor International Consulting LLC is a
financial news, market data and business
consulting organization focused on helping
companies improve performance through improved
Market Intelligence (Sector or Customer
Research), Strategic Planning (BU/Company or
Service/Product Strategy) and Revenue Generation
(Marketing or Sales Plans). Burton-Taylor’s
trademarked
Hourglass AnalysisTM
provides a structured, yet
customizable process to help companies clearly target new
opportunities, define new strategy, and plan new actions to maximize
growth. While accomplished in the Americas, Europe and Asia, and
with a strategic approach that remains generalist, Burton-Taylor
have developed substantial expertise in the global information,
software and financial services industries, with deep focus in North
America, China, India and Asia.
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