Vounakis leaves Mizuho
Mizuho’s head of credit trading, Aristo Vounakis, has left the firm.
For the nine months ended 31 December 2025, Mizuho reported US$4.1 billion in trading...
Sutherland replaces Hornby at Schroders
Lisa Hornby has left Schroders after almost 16 years with the company, most recently serving as head of US fixed income.
As of year-end 2025,...
Barclays swats away volatility with Q1 FICC trading results
There are two rivalries in European banks’ fixed income trading revenues. Barclays and BNP Paribas are the heavyweights, sitting in the €1-2 billion bracket,...
Bader swaps GIC for ADIA
Nicolas Bader has been named head of cross-asset and systematic execution at the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA).
According to the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute,...
S&P Global automates muni allocations
S&P Global Market Intelligence has launched an automated municipal bond allocation tool.
Integrated into the firm’s muni issuance solution, Municipal Bookbuild, the Municipal Bond Allotment...
Trumid brings automation to credit voice trading
Trumid has bolstered its services with Smart Voice, an LLM-driven tool that auto-populates credit trade tickets based on unstructured conversations.
“Despite all the growth in...
Saudi Arabia joins JP Morgan, Bloomberg indices
Saudi Arabia’s SAR-denominated sovereign sukuk is set to become part of JP Morgan’s emerging markets government bond (GBI-EM) global diversified index and Bloomberg’s EM...
Carolan joins Citi
Citi has named James Carolan as global head of FX structuring and solutions, effective July.
Based in New York, he reports to global head of...
TransFICC automates credit quote and trade negotiation
TransFICC has released a credit trading and quote negotiation automation tool for dealers pricing on dealer-to-client venues.
Credit Agent routes dealers’ enquiries to stream prices,...
Kerkor leads EMEA EM credit for ING
Joseph Kerkor has joined ING as a managing director and head of emerging markets credit trading for EMEA. He is based in London.
ING reported...














