Bloomberg: Bringing efficiency to structured credit trading
Fixed income trading desks are under growing pressure to scale workflows that were never designed for today's volumes. The DESK spoke with Derek Kleinbauer,...
FILS USA 2026: Is execution quality improving?
The answer to whether execution quality is improving, based on discussions at the Fixed Income Leaders Summit, is, 'it depends'. For liquid, standardised instruments...
FILS USA 2026: BondGPT gains agentic capabilities
LTX has introduced agentic AI into BondGPT, its generative AI application for corporate bonds.
Agents on the platform can conduct pre-trade practices such as monitoring...
FILS USA 2026: We are changing the way we build technology
For much of the past decade, the conversation about technology in fixed income trading centred on which vendor to select and how long integration...
FILS USA 2026: Data gets refined
Data has long been described as the new oil. At the Fixed Income Leaders Summit, the conversation had moved on: the question is no...
FILS USA 2026: The biggest obstacle to improving your trading workflow
The trading desk of the future will look very different to its predecessor — and the transformation is already under way. At the Fixed...
Trumid: Design as differentiator
How Trumid is building the interface for the next generation
Jason Quinn, chief product officer and global head of sales at Trumid, speaks to Dan...
FILS USA 2026: Signal versus noise
The dominant data concern at FILS US this year is data is too siloed, sitting in separate systems that cannot talk to each other...
Bloomberg launches ABS e-trading workflow
Bloomberg has expanded its electronic trading workflow to asset-backed securities (ABS) in a bid to streamline execution workflows and reduce manual operations.
Part of Bloomberg’s...
MarketAxess, AIQ Markets launch AI corporate bond tool
MarketAxess has joined forces with corporate bond intelligence provider AIQ Markets, launching an AI-native tool designed to help traders and portfolio managers handle market...
