The TRADE predictions series 2024: Fixed income, innovation and electronification
Participants across Tradeweb, TransFICC, Propellant, FlexTrade Systems and Trumid explore expected innovations and technological advancements for the year to come.
Participants across Tradeweb, TransFICC, Propellant, FlexTrade Systems and Trumid explore expected innovations and technological advancements for the year to come.
Participants across RBC BlueBay Asset Management, FIA European Principal Traders Association (EPTA), Marex and OpenGamma unpack what 2024 has to hold for fixed income across regulation, central banks and interest rates.
The pair said the collaboration will “empower traders to anticipate market trends, mitigate credit risk and make informed investment decisions faster”.
In light of today’s turbulent rates environment, risk recycling capabilities are central to success in this market, and some firms are having more success than others, writes Annabel Smith.
The three venues made reference to “various developments” across the market over recent months which led to the breakdown of the partnership.
Interpersonal relationships continue to be important to the buy-side, which highlight access to new issuance, client insight and market colour perception as some key benefits, finds Coalition Greenwich.
The TRADE sits down with newly promoted chief executive officer at Neptune Networks, Byron Cooper-Fogarty, to explore the rapidly expanding world of fixed income data including cost in a high margin environment, the use of data in protocol selection, and the next stage of innovation for axes.
Incoming appointments previously held positions at Broadridge, ION, Fidessa, Flow Traders, SumRidge Partners, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity Information Service and SunGard.
Following two major announcements this year, The TRADE speaks to the trading venues hoping to dominate the evolving fixed income algo trading sphere.
The move will help increase international participation in China’s equities and fixed-income markets and increase investment and risk management opportunities in Hong Kong.