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  • Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Credit : Information overload : Dan Barnes

Dealer axes: Can’t see the wood for the trees A proliferation of axes and inventories are making dealer data hard to consume by trading desks. Dan Barnes reports. The ...

Trading Intentions Survey 2018

Greater dependence vs reduced choice The pipeline of growth is returning after MiFID II, with reliance on specific platforms increasing. In 2017 the appetite for ...

Algomi taps bonds held in custody to release liquidity

BNY Mellon and HSBC are each partnering with pre-trade bond data specialist Algomi, to expand corporate bond trading opportunities for their custody clients and the ...

Corporate Bond E-Trading 3.0: The drivers ahead

As electronic trading in the corporate bond market increases, those platforms and market participants who intend to be at the cutting edge of the industry are already ...

MiFID II: New dealer economics

Explicit commission payments and a tabloid-style of attention-grabbing research are on the cards under MiFID II, as it reinvents investment economics in fixed income. ...

Crunching liquidity data

Sifting the sands of market data for gems of price and liquidity requires a build of mapping and analytical technology often beyond the resources of buy-side trading ...

Trading Intentions Survey 2017: US Focus

Firms with US credit desks are checking out Algomi, KCG Bondpoint and Trumid. About the survey: The Trading Intentions Survey is conducted by The DESK, asking buy-side ...

Algomi: The two-pronged attack plan

Algomi has an idea almost universally agree to be good, yet it has struggled to get it adopted. It aggregates inventory data pre-trade, in order to overcome rising cost ...

The Autonomous Trader

Separating the trading function from portfolio management is a painful exercise, but the benefits can be felt by the end investor. Dan Barnes reports. Buy-side firms ...

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