Five major banks have joined Broadridge-backed corporate bond e-trading platform LTX.
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, TD Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America are now fully integrated liquidity providers on the platform. Representatives from JP Morgan and TD Securities will additionally join LTX’s board of directors.
Participation from the dealers will provide greater optionality and overall liquidity in the high yield and investment grade bond space, Broadridge stated.
Patrick Whelan, global head of FICC digital markets at JP Morgan, commented, “In a competitive market, we’re committed to supporting new entrants and fostering greater competition in the US credit multi-dealer platform landscape. Our collaboration with LTX leverages innovative technology to broaden investor access, enhance liquidity, and streamline execution.”
LTX already sports more than 40 liquidity providers and above 100 buy-side investors, it says.
Last year Broadridge patented LTX’s BondGPT Intelligence offering, which brings GenAI-produced insights to investing and trading workflows.
READ MORE: Broadridge patents underlying BondGPT mechanism
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