John runs through what you can find in the latest issue of The TRADE, now available to read online.

The increasing use of artificial intelligence and machine learning systems among buy-side firms is in danger of creating a hype bubble – The TRADE examines where asset managers are currently using these technologies to optimise their trading strategies and what pitfalls firms must avoid to (eventually) foster a harmonious trading between man and machine.

Audrey Blater, senior analyst at Aite Group, examines the preliminary results of a recent survey of trends in the US Treasury market and finds that the buy-side attitudes towards a Central Limit Order Book are shifting.

James Baugh, head of EMEA equities market structure at Citigroup, talks to The TRADE about the impact MiFID II has had on European market structures, the changing relationship between the buy- and sell-sides, and what further regulatory changes may be in store.

Speakers from Goldman Sachs, Tradeweb and MarketAxess detailed how their organisations are using automation to enhance efficiencies and outcomes for the fixed income markets.

The soon-to-launch Scottish Stock Exchange aims to bring impact investing to the forefront of the capital markets.

Panelists at Fixed Income Leaders Summit US say that consistent, open communication between the buy- and sell-side is vital to evolving.

BlackRock's Supurna VedBrat also highlighted the important of talent management as the fixed income ecosystem evolves.

Portfolio Trading solution under development in response to growing client demand expected to launch in Q3 2019.