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.
Individuals from TransFICC, SIX, and FlexTrade Systems explore what’s next for fixed income in 2026, including a focus on corporate bond data, automation and the evolution of rates trading.
Other investors include BlackFin Tech, AlbionVC, HSBC, Illuminate Financial, ING and neosfer; investment follows TransFICC announcement in November that it intends to bid to become the consolidated tape provider.
The service from TransFICC was used to improve connectivity and manage migration to the new platform, which Tradeweb acquired in 2023.
Thought leaders from TransFICC, Tradeweb and Bloomberg explore the next chapter for fixed income, touching on the changing regulatory landscape, the dealer to client and dealer to dealer space, emerging markets and more.
The development aims to offer sell-side clients simplified integration and connectivity to LTX, reduced operational risk and implementation costs, and improved time-to-market.
Confirmation and authorisation of the new CTPs is expected to be in Q4 next year, with go live dates anticipated to be in 2026.
Named TransACT, the new service claims to simplify the process and time to market for banks looking to develop automated trading solutions for customers.
Participants across Tradeweb, TransFICC, Propellant, FlexTrade Systems and Trumid explore expected innovations and technological advancements for the year to come.
New service supports all IRS workflows and aims to meet client demands for increased efficiency when responding to RFQs.