Year-to-date issuance higher in corporate bonds as leveraged loans drop

Year-to-date issuance higher in corporate bonds as leveraged loans drop

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Issuance of corporate debt in the US and European markets is looking relatively strong year to date, however loans have tailed off significantly, according...
European credit volumes plummet as US stays buoyant

European credit volumes plummet as US stays buoyant

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European corporate bond markets have seen trading volumes and trade count collapse going into summer, as the holiday period provides some respite for tired...
Rosy picture for credit dealers as they lower IR risk

Rosy picture for credit dealers as they lower IR risk

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US dealer exposure to interest rate risk in their investment grade (IG) bond inventories hit its lowest level for twelve months in week of...
Second quarter issuance recovers after soft April and May

Second quarter issuance recovers after soft April and May

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Morgan Stanley has reported that June issuance increased 13% year-on-year (YoY) following a 34% drop in April and 3% decline in May. “Strong June issuance...
Signalling risk in credit, if one counterparty is 50% volume

Signalling risk in credit, if one counterparty is 50% volume

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How do you avoid information leakage? Does this change if half the market is trading with a single counterparty? Knowing that electronic market maker,...
E-trading boosts efficiency not liquidity in Japan’s buy-and-hold bond market

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

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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,...
US bond deals fragment as EMEA consolidates

US bond deals fragment as EMEA consolidates

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The latest breakdown of debt capital market (DCM) issuance by Dealogic has found that deal numbers in the US have declined slightly year-to-date versus...
Do Europe’s credit trading costs invert the pattern for US debt trades?

Do Europe’s credit trading costs invert the pattern for US debt trades?

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An analysis of average bid-ask spreads in corporate bond markets across the European and US markets suggests that median bid ask spreads responses are...
Electronification of US credit delivers resilience

Electronification of US credit delivers resilience

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The electronification of the US corporate bond markets has demonstrated that its improved efficiency has strengthened depth of liquidity provision, rather than made it...
Portfolio trading proves transformational, but controversial

Portfolio trading proves transformational, but controversial

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The US market has been transformed by portfolio trading (PT) this year, with estimates that PT makes up somewhere between 25-40% of dealer-to-client (D2C)...

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