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Jane Street joins MTS BondVision

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MTS BondVision has onboarded Jane Street as a dealer. According to MTS, the top ten dealers on the platform in 2025 were BofA MErrill Lynch,...

PT democratisation through better analytics and residual management

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By all measures, Portfolio Trading (PT) as a protocol has reached maturity, accounting for 20% to 25% of all US electronic credit trading. We...

Traders welcome India’s bond e-trading evolution as regulator shows teeth

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The Indian bond market provides a conundrum for investment traders, who fight to gain access to liquidity and pricing information on behalf of their...

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,...

Risk profiling electronic market makers after Jane Street, Jump re-rated

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Last year, Jane Street and Jump Trading had their rating outlooks upgraded by ratings agencies, as they overcame potential hurdles facing their businesses. Electronic...

Jane Street: Ten years of progress

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The DESK and Jane Street first met in 2014 at FILS – we speak with Ian Shea, Head of Fixed Income Trading. How has...

A great vintage for bid-ask spreads

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This year’s bid-ask spreads in US investment grade are half those of last year, prompting much celebration on the buy side, but clearly having...

TradeTech 2023: Fixed income increases share of ETF world

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Fixed income is becoming a larger part of the exchange traded funds (ETFs) universe as investors and traders seek greater flexibility and liquidity, according...

Market structure: The alternatives in market making

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The DESK profiles five of the major electronic liquidity providers. Given the strains on market making in fixed income, it is vital that buy-side desks...

Is the market braced for another sell-off?

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Traders are reporting the positive effects of innovation upon market liquidity but central banks hold all the cards. The association between the Covid 19 pandemic...

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