Electronic Trading
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Nasdaq Urges Central Clearing of Treasury Trading
By Dave Michaels
July 14, 2017, The Wall Street Journal
Exchange operator Nasdaq Inc. told lawmakers Friday that systemic risk in the $13.9 trillion U.S. Treasury market would be reduced …
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Buy Side Unimpressed with MiFID II Cost Transparency Rules
By Chris Davis
June 28, 2017, Risk
In an age where everybody in finance seems to be striving for an information edge, you would expect buy side firms to welcome …
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Dealerweb Doubles Repo Volume on Electronic Trading Boost
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
June 19, 2017, Risk
The average daily volume of interdealer U.S. repo trading at Dealerweb has more than doubled since it launched electronic trading of U.S. …
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The Muni Market’s Drive Toward Transparency—Technology Holds the Key
By Emilia David
June 2, 2017, Waters Technology
With the focus turning to troubled issuers like Puerto Rico, whose bonds have since defaulted after the territory filed for bankruptcy, the …
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At the N.Y. Fed: The Evolution of OTC Derivatives Markets
By Nina Boyarchenko, Or Shachar, and Jacqueline Yen
Originally published at the New York Fed’s Liberty Street Economics blog
The 2007-09 financial crisis highlighted weaknesses in the over‑the‑counter (OTC) derivatives …
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Buy Side Firms Seek Order Routing Transparency to Measure Broker Performance
By John Brazier
May 8, 2017, Waters Technology
Transparency has become the watchword by which every participant in the capital markets must now operate; almost every facet of electronic trading …
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Corporate Bonds Seen Hurt by Limited E.U. Transparency Rules
By Katie Linsell
May 4, 2017, Bloomberg
Europe’s corporate bond market may have escaped the most onerous of new regulations, but dealers and investors say even limited transparency requirements may …
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Non-Banks Eye EGBs as Primary Dealers Retreat
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
April 27, 2017, Risk
Europe’s debt management offices (DMOs) have a problem. Primary dealers, which guarantee secondary market liquidity in European government bonds (EGBs) in exchange …
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E.U. Regulators Consider MiFID Electronic Trading Lock Out
By Samuel Wilkes
April 18, 2017, Risk
Regulators in France, Italy and Spain have indicated they will not allow brokers based outside the European Economic Area to offer third-country end-users …
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E-Trading of U.S. Corps at an Inflection Point
By Anthony Perrotta, Tabb Group
Originally published on the TabbFORUM
The institutional U.S. corporate bond market is in the midst of an electronic trading platform renaissance. While dozens of firms …
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