The TRADE Magazine, Autumn 2019
John runs through what you can find in the latest issue of The TRADE, now available to read online.
Tag: fixed income
Buy side
How to deal with a billion-dollar credit portfolio trade
Following the launch of the first portfolio trading protocol in credit from Tradeweb earlier this year, Hayley McDowell breaks down how these complex transactions are executed and examines the rise of portfolio trading in credit markets.
Tradeweb brings multi-asset package trading to IRS platform
The MAP functionality currently supports the execution of lists comprising GBP-denominated vanilla and inflation swaps, gilts and gilt index-linked bonds.
News
Leaders in Trading 2019: Editors’ Choice awards shortlists revealed
Winners of this year's Editors' Choice awards across 17 categories will be announced on 21 November during the Leaders in Trading 2019 ceremony.
The TRADE Magazine, Summer 2019
John runs through what you can find in the latest issue of The TRADE, now available to read online.
Two worlds collide: Is the buy-side on a path to the CLOB?
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.
Automation an increasingly dominant theme for sell-side fixed income participants
Speakers from Goldman Sachs, Tradeweb and MarketAxess detailed how their organisations are using automation to enhance efficiencies and outcomes for the fixed income markets.
Communication the key ingredient to improving buy- and sell-side relationships
Panelists at Fixed Income Leaders Summit US say that consistent, open communication between the buy- and sell-side is vital to evolving.
MarketAxess lifts the lid on Portfolio Trading solution
Portfolio Trading solution under development in response to growing client demand expected to launch in Q3 2019.
Buy-side trading heads scorn use of transaction cost analysis for fixed income
AXA's Lee Sanders and Pictet's Carl James reject use of TCA in fixed income markets due to nature of products compared to equities.