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Portfolio trading continues to take hold in fixed income markets
By Hayley McDowell
June 3, 2020, The Trade
Fixed income traders are increasingly engaging with portfolio trading to manage portfolios, particularly during the recent volatility due to the COVID-19 crisis.…
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Greenwich: RFQ cuts convertible bond spreads in half
By Dan Barnes
May 18, 2020, The Desk
New research by analyst firm Greenwich Associates has found that the request for quote (RFQ) protocol is cutting the spreads made by …
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Fed’s Historic Step Into Credit Market May Cure ETF Dislocations
By Katherine Greifeld and Luke Kawa
March 23, 2020, Bloomberg
The Federal Reserve’s foray into corporate bonds and certain credit exchange traded funds is helping restore order between the two …
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Greenwich-FIA research offers buy-side perspectives
By Jeff Reeves
March 11, 2020, MarketVoice
At the end of 2019, FIA and market intelligence and advisory firm Greenwich Associates conducted an in-depth analysis of trends in derivatives clearing …
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Markets Are Functioning, but It’s Getting Harder to Trade
By Paul J. Davies
March 10, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
Investors struggling to follow the wild swings in prices across financial markets are also having to cope with another …
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Traders brace for reform of U.S. economic data releases
By Philip Stafford and Colby Smith
January 17, 2020, Financial Times
Traders are rethinking how they react to one of the market’s most important pieces of economic data, after the …
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The Rise of the Algo Wheel
By Josephine Gallagher
November 25, 2019, WatersTechnology
Buy-side firms are evolving the techniques they use to select and validate broker-dealers and their algorithms to improve execution performance while providing evidence …
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Nasdaq Reveals 50% Spike in Paid Research Triggered by MiFID II
By Hannah Hoikkala and Niclas Rolander
November 17, 2019, Bloomberg
When it comes to equity research, good intentions have gone awry.
Nordic companies are increasingly bankrolling analysts now that banks …
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U.S. regulators take a closer look at exchanges’ data fees
By Richard Henderson
October 21, 2019, Financial Times
The dominant U.S. exchange groups are fighting to expand their market data businesses but face a stand-off with the securities regulator over …
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The U.S. Finally Has a Plan for Releasing Data on Treasuries Trading
By Liz McCormick
September 23, 2019, Bloomberg
After years of reviewing a hotly debated issue, the U.S. government has decided to recommend publicly releasing data on Treasuries trading volume.
Treasury …
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