Industry insights for FILS EU 2026
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FILS Europe: Buyside favours EM debt as developed market fiscal risks mount
Emerging market debt is attracting growing confidence among asset managers as improving sovereign fundamentals and the development of domestic bond markets contrast with mounting fiscal pressures in developed economies, according to speakers at FILS...
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Automation becomes life or death struggle for bond trading desks
The survival of traditional buyside bond trading desks is becoming an increasingly contentious issue, as automation takes over routine execution and portfolio managers gain the ability to bypass specialist traders altogether.
The tension was evident...
FILS Europe: FCA defends 80% CTP deferrals as helping market makers under stress
New transparency regimes in the EU and UK have been, according to regulators, a great success. At FILS Europe, regulators and market makers looked what still needs to change.
The FCA introduced its new transparency...
FILS Europe: Bond CTPs fight against ‘free riders’ and ‘pollution’
After a bombshell poll result at FILS Europe on Tuesday, consolidated tape providers (CTPs) have hit back at the idea that the tapes are not useful.
READ MORE: Almost half buy-side traders not using UK...
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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 2000s, some of the largest […]
Commentary: Byron Cooper-Fogarty
Garbage In, Alpha Out? Why data quality will decide who wins with AI in Fixed Income. Byron Cooper-Fogarty, former CEO of Neptune Networks. Garbage in, garbage out is a truism […]
This page is dedicated to reports from The Fixed Income Leaders Summit, Antibes, 13-15 October, 2026. Sessions on the 13th October, the Buyside Evaluation day, will be held under Chatham House Rules and as such will not be reported.
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