Credit

Commentary: Janaka Ariyasena

Back to school: Credit's September report card, and Q4 starts with a bang. September saw government bond yields hit levels last reached in the early...

Eurex: Five questions every investment committee should ask about credit index futures

Five questions every investment committee should ask about credit index futures A practitioner’s guide to navigating the new product process Davide Masi, Global Product Lead, Credit...

Friday 2 pm Inflow: How Credit Trading Tools Expand Capabilities

A US corporate bond manager receives a large inflow at 2 pm on a quiet Friday. Can they efficiently put the cash to work...

Liquidity improves amid $1 trillion surge in corporate debt

Corporates issued around $1 trillion of new debt in 2026, according to S&P Global iBoxx data, and rather than straining the secondary market the...

Could the ICE-MarketAxess tie-up intensify battle for US credit e-trading?

As US credit trading becomes increasingly electronic, could ICE’s planned acquisition of MarketAxess further intensify competition among e-trading platforms? Trader TV speaks to Lucy...

MarketAxess loses grip on US credit e-trading

At the end of last month, MarketAxess was acquired by ICE and announced that it would no longer publish its monthly statistics. Data from...

Acadian’s Michael Doros on the future of systematic credit trading

As credit markets become increasingly electronic, systematic managers are gaining new opportunities to scale research, improve execution, and optimize portfolios in real time. Traders...

Tradeweb brings spread trading to European credit portfolios

Tradeweb has launched spread trading for European credit portfolios. Institutional investors are able to negotiate pricing in data points relative to a government bond benchmark,...

Credit Commentary: Credit calm masks a trillion-dollar AI issuance wave

Credit calm masks a trillion-dollar AI issuance wave By Janaka Ariyasena, HY Credit Trader and Portfolio Manager. Ex Seaport Europe and Rubrics Asset Management. Credit markets...