Sell side

E-trading boosts efficiency not liquidity in Japan’s buy-and-hold bond market

Japan’s bond market has long been seen as voice-heavy, with established traditions of relationship-based trading and an aversion to electronic, less personal alternatives. However,...

Exclusive: Redefining credit markets – Neptune Networks and Liquidnet

Byron Cooper-Fogarty, CEO of Neptune Networks, and David Johnsen, head of fixed income at Liquidnet, delve into their vision for this transformative partnership. With TP...

Origination: Government bond supply next week

Nominal supply of bonds scheduled in the Euro area next week is expected to level at €17.8 billion of European government bonds (EGBs), according...

Selling the dip

Credit investors may see the relative calm in the market at present as a point at which to trade into safer positions, according to...

Mexican bond markets: Keep your friends close

Sitting next to the US in the current trade war meant that Mexico avoided the highest bracket of US tariffs, thanks to its existing...

Exclusive: Competition fails to cut prices for FX dealers

When Bloomberg announced, in Q4 2024, that it was to start charging dealers for using FXGO, its foreign exchange trading service, a number of...

Direct streaming on credit trading platforms

Sell-side bond trading counterparties price trades according to their clients’ profiles, based on tiering systems. That model directs the pricing of risk according to...

UPDATED: UBS continues to swing axe

UBS, the investment banking giant has reportedly cut further jobs from its markets division, with many people internally fearing more jobs are to go,...

Inflows to EM debt beta funds could change trading patterns

Emerging market (EM) exchange traded funds (ETFs) have seen cumulative inflows of US$1.9 billion year to date, according to analysis by Morgan Stanley, while...