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Investment Grade trading: A tale of two markets

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By John Gallagher, MarketAxess Last year, the markets were a one-way trade. Aggressive rate increases leading to horrible returns. Sell everything! And ask questions later......

The liquidity gap between 144A and Reg S bonds

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144A and Regulation S (Reg S) securities have distinct regulatory backgrounds and key differences. Liquidity measures such as Bid-Ask spread and post-issuance volumes in...

Opinion: Regulators need to prioritise closing the market making gap

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The one thing bond markets are really in need of, is more two-way liquidity in stressed markets. Yet that is nowhere on the regulatory...

Month-end activity in alternative protocols

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By Misha Girshfeld, Research Specialist and Grant Lowensohn, Senior Research Analyst at MarketAxess.  25 October, 2022 Highlights We have seen an average increase of about 11%...

FILS 2022: Volatility is rewriting the rules on high-touch, low touch...

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Pricing data from automated trading systems is inspiring less confidence during current volatility. This uncertainty stalking the market is shifting perceptions of high touch...

Analyzing chair Gensler’s comments on TRACE reporting

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By Julien Alexandre & Grant Lowensohn Highlights The SEC chair recently announced the SEC was considering reducing the reporting window for US corporate bond transactions to...

ICE best execution service doubles coverage

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Intercontinental Exchange, Inc., a leading global provider of data, technology and market infrastructure, announced enhancements to its Best Execution service, which more than doubles...

New flexible data offerings – Eugene Grinberg

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Eugene Grinberg, Solve Advisors Co-Founder and CEO, tells The DESK how the firm’s acquisition of Advantage Data and Best Credit Data will support better decision-making...

TRACE recalibration exposes double counting

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An adjustment to bond trade reporting to TRACE, the US post-trade reporting tape for fixed income, has cut the volume of trades arranged via...

Juggling the growth in CUSIPs

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If the population of a country increased by 50% since 2014, you would think a housing crisis was likely. Yet in the year The DESK...

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