J.P. Morgan: Brooke Bauer on the future of rates execution
The Future of Rates Execution: Lessons learned from FX.
Brooke Bauer, Head of Americas Rates & Repo Electronic Sales at JP Morgan, speaks to Trader...
Tradeweb: Electronic swaptions trading
Workflow and execution demands drive adoption of electronic swaptions trading.
Much of swaptions are still traded via voice and chat-based workflow, methods which can often...
Axe throwing gets out of hand at FIX EMEA
The use of ‘axes’ that dealers provide to buy-side clients, giving an indication of the price at which they will trade at a given...
Roundtable debate: Can the market electronify block trades?
The efficiency of electronic trading has trade-offs for blocks based on information disclosure, leakage and trust.
Electronifying execution of larger bond orders is the ‘holy...
Tradeweb: Pre-trade data fuels shifting execution strategies and protocol use in fixed income
Fixed income traders are turning to more trade-specific and AI-supported pre-trade analytics to better inform protocol election and execution strategies, says Grant Adams, director...
Tradeweb: Credit markets see growing confidence in automation and pre-trade data
Despite heightened volatility, Jack Roberts and Liane Fahey of Tradeweb say credit markets are seeing growing confidence in automation and the use of pre-trade...
Brett Chappell: Low friction EM markets get an effective rate cut
Market structure, technology, and constraints are reshaping EM debt
Emerging markets (EM) are becoming central to where growth, issuance, and risk transfer occur in global...
J.P. Morgan Execute powers the future of e-trading
Close teamwork is seamlessly delivering sophisticated services to the users of J.P. Morgan’s Execute platform.
J.P. Morgan’s Execute platform has 4,000 users globally, and facilitates...
Virtu Winter Conference 2025 sheds light on the industry’s toughest challenges
The Stockholm-based event gathered leaders from all corners of the industry to discuss Europe’s liquidity landscape, emerging technologies, and the future of market structure....
Are bigger trades always better?
Average trade sizes appear to have been increasing in corporate bond markets in recent years. Superficially this might suggest a greater dealer capacity to...
