Tradeweb upgrades Ai-Price with US corporate bond-focused capabilities
The advancements include data, machine learning and pricing enhancements, and will also reduce the need for manual intervention in these markets.
The advancements include data, machine learning and pricing enhancements, and will also reduce the need for manual intervention in these markets.
The expansion covers local-to-local trading and post-trade workflow; GIB Capital and Saudi Awwal Bank executed the first transaction.
The transaction took place on the Canton Network between Franklin Templeton and Virtu Financial, and comes amid growing institutional momentum behind tokenised real-world assets.
The move marks an expansion of the firm’s prediction markets focused offering, after Tradeweb and Kalshi entered a partnership to enhance institutional access to these markets in February 2026.
The transaction, which is set to drive efficiency and innovation in Australian swaps and bond markets.
The new offering integrates Tradeweb’s historical and intraday data with analytics from its fixed income pricing engine; further asset class expansion is expected to follow.
The platform aims to provide firms with institutional-grade datasets, which allow them to retain full control over what they publish; SGX FX, OTC Markets Group and Exchange Data International (EDI) are also joining as proprietary market data publishers.
The additions are expected to enhance the firm’s current algorithmic execution offering for US Treasuries, launched in October 2025.
The marketplace operator has also taken a minority stake in Kalshi; the new offering reflects increasing institutional interest in incorporating event-driven data into core trading and risk management workflows.
Citadel and Wells Fargo completed the inaugural transaction on Tradeweb’s swap execution facility (TW SEF), with post-trade processing delivered through OSTTRA’s MarkitWire platform.