The trade follows the launch of MarketAxess’ electronic trading solution for Indian government bonds in June, making it the first platform to provide this offering.
The offering is integrated with the bank’s existing platforms and will allow institutional clients to access and trade cryptoassets through recognisable interfaces.
Hedging strategies can reap the benefits of increased volatility – turning it into a friend rather than a foe – with a flexible and dynamic approach, expert tells The TRADE.
Dan Burke, managing director and global head of credit e-trading at Standard Chartered, sits down with The TRADE to discuss hiring processes during the market’s ongoing electronification, what to prioritise when looking to the future, and what trading desks could look like five years from now.
LCH said the move furthers its commitment to servicing clients in the APAC region, which now accounts for 69% of notional on its ForexClear service.
The Kingdom has appointed five international banks to act as market makers in a bid to boost its secondary debt market.
As a market first, CME’s new sustainable clearing service will allow participants to track whether their hedging strategies are achieving their sustainability goals.
The brokerage and trading platform by Standard Chartered and BC Group will offer access to liquidity in Bitcoin, Ethereum and other digital assets.
The first electronic trade was performed on Bloomberg between Standard Chartered and a global buy-side investor to mark the launch.
The bank invested in Cobalt in July last year following its announcement that it had become a client of the platform’s shared ledger technology in February.