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  • Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Concern over data dominates corporate bond discussions

Limited access to data is impeding quantitative analysis of best execution for corporate bonds, leading to a need for more qualitative analysis for many bond trades.

Technology : Trader engagement : Dan Barnes

Helping traders to think like engineers The gap between the technology a trading team wants and the technology it gets is often wide; helping them to engage earlier in ...

Technology : How smart is dealer AI? : Dan Barnes

Can artificial intelligence boost broker-dealers’ client coverage? Simple automation will not work for complex bond markets; tools that learn to find patterns are needed ...

Nasdaq reports seven-year error in closing auction

Story updated 16.00 BST 30/8/18

List trading goes live on MTS BondsPro all-to-all order book

MTS Markets , part of London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), has added list trading functionality to its MTS BondsPro corporate bond trading platform, enabling participants ...

FENICS USTreasuries launch : Howard Lutnick : BGC Partners

Howard Lutnick: Revolutionising Treasury trading Adapting its interdealer expertise for a buy‑side market, BGC is creating a unique trading mechanism to modernise the ...

Technology : Order management systems : Dan Barnes

Will buy-side firms build the OMS they need? Complaints about order management system performance still dog the fixed income markets, increasing the likelihood of ...

Neptune priced at £16k a year for buy side

Neptune, the dealer axe and inventory messaging platform for corporate bonds, began to charge buy-side traders a flat annual rate of £16,000 a year from 31st March, to ...

The utopia of the consolidated fixed income tape

Lynn Strongin Dodds explains why Europe cannot look to TRACE as a role model. Developing a consolidated tape for fixed income in Europe was never going to be easy but ...

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