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Bond traders swap phones for new technology as market catches up
By Tommy Wilkes and Dhara Ranasinghe
June 4, 2019, Reuters
Carl James became a trader when he was 19, in the boisterous telephone dealing rooms of the 1990s.
Now, he …
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MiFID II double volume caps: fragile equilibrium is temporary
By Thomas Helm
June 10, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
Equity markets have reached a fragile equilibrium following the disruption caused by MiFID II’s double volume cap (DVC) rule, bank, …
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Indices and Benchmarks: The Chinese dam breaks
By Joseph Martithasan
June 4, 2019, IPE
The dam has finally broken. China’s huge onshore bond markets have been included in global bond indices.
Bloomberg led the way with China’s …
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Evolution or extinction: ICE swap rate’s post-Libor quandary
By Helen Bartholomew
May 24, 2019, Risk
As Libor’s future hangs in the balance, so too does the fate of a lesser-known but widely used benchmark underpinning a gamut of …
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Penny Wise or Pound Foolish in the Bond Markets?
By George Bollenbacher, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABBFORUM
The SEC is examining the practice of ‘pennying’ in the bond market, including its impact on liquidity and price discovery, …
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Tackling China’s Onshore Bond Market
By Wei-Shen Wong
May 9, 2019, Waters Technology
Tradeweb, which recently raised $1.1 billion in its initial public offering on Nasdaq, was the first offshore platform to link with the …
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No-deal Brexit could force European swaps trading to U.S. venues
By Sam Wilkes
April 26, 2019, Risk
London branches of banks such as BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, and Societe Generale will be barred from trading the most liquid interest rate …
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Tradeweb Reports Record Repo Volume
By Maddie Saghir
April 12, 2019, Securities Lending Times
Tradeweb reported a post-crisis record in repo volume in its March monthly activity report.
Average daily volumes (ADV) in repo of …
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Banks Race to Integrate ETFs Into Broader Liquidity Strategies
By Louise Bowman
April 8, 2019, Euromoney
Research recently published by Greenwich Associates revealed that allocations to ETFs in Europe increased by 50% in 2018 and now total 15% of …
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“Electronification” and the Technology Revolution in Corporate Bond Trading
By Iseult E.A. Conlin, Tradeweb
Originally published on LinkedIn
The term “Electronification” is thrown around a lot when talking about advances in the corporate bond market. It describes the nascent …
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