The firms include Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, TD Securities, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America; integration is set to provide increased choice and liquidity provision for buy-side clients across fixed income markets.
The integration comes as electronification across the fixed income sphere continues at a rapid rate; move is set to support trading desks in overcoming fragmented liquidity, manual workflows and rising expectations around best execution.
Specifically, the build out is expected to bolster Marex’s footprint in Australian markets and enhance its current OTC hedging capabilities.
With the UK bond CT scheduled to launch on 22 June 2026, the new framework is set to deliver out-of-hours support on a 24/5 basis to help participants adapt to the new model.
The deal allows Broadridge to expand its client offering, providing an integrated, end-to-end trading solution spanning futures and options markets.
The move will complement OSTTRA’s existing solutions, which include buy-side trade processing, and will provide clients with greater access to automated, real-time oversight and streamlined operations.
Through the move, GF Securities HK will be able to execute trades with off-shore buy-side firms and connect with international liquidity pools and trading venues.
The update is set to support futures commissions merchants (FCMs) looking to enter the prediction markets space, The TRADE understands.
Through the Trumid Smart Voice offering, users will be able to “move quickly from conversation to execution, with less manual effort and lower risk of human error,” Trumid chief product officer and global head of sales tells The TRADE.
The offering will support dealers providing pricing on dealer-to-client (D2C) venues, allowing them to quickly and efficiently automate their credit trading; TransFICC clients include Citi, NatWest, NAB, Santander and Wells Fargo.