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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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Post-Flash Crash Fixes Bolstered Markets During Coronavirus Selloff
By Alexander Osipovich
May 5, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
A decade ago, the flash crash of May 6, 2010, rocked markets. What followed was a broad effort by regulators …
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Traders Question Value of Stock Market Circuit Breakers
By Alexander Osipovich
March 16, 2020, The Wall Street Journal
Decades of little-noticed efforts to build guardrails for wild market moves have gotten a rare workout in recent days as …
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‘Intense’ trading sends exchange volumes to record
By Philip Stafford and Richard Henderson
March 3, 2020, Financial Times
Trading volumes on stock and futures exchanges surged in February after fears over the impact of the spreading coronavirus …
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Exchanges lose ground as MiFID II fails to move trades from dark to light
By Samuel Agini
January 27, 2020, Financial News
Europe’s grand plan for stock trading is not working.
The revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, known as MiFID II, was meant …
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Traders across Europe face up to the cost of failure
By Philip Stafford
January 9, 2020, Financial Times
Banks and asset managers will soon be grappling with a revolution in European securities markets that could push up the cost of …
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Tradeweb’s IPO shows how OTC markets are changing
By Kris Devasabai
December 2, 2019, Risk
Amid a crop of disappointing tech IPOs, Tradeweb’s stock market debut in April felt like a coming-of-age party, heavy with symbolism and bursting …
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MiFID II: The Blocks Are Back
By Colby Jenkins, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
Europe’s sluggish equity trading this year continued in October, with volumes down 13.4% from October 2018. But the effects …
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How robust fallbacks are hindering the Libor transition
By Thomas Helm
November 14, 2019, Practice Insight from IFLR
The received wisdom – and apologies to those who have already heard the oft-repeated analogy – is that robust fallbacks …
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MiFID II: Venues Targeted by ESMA Enjoy Strong Start to Year
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB Forum
European equity trading started 2020 on a strong note, and many of the venues that ESMA has indicated it …
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