Tag: Tradeweb
The need to negotiate a consensus price
Request-for-quote (RFQ) remains the primary go-to protocol across electronic trading venues in corporate bond markets for buy-side traders.
Despite speculation that the electronification of...
Trading Intentions Survey: Data and protocol innovation are the battlegrounds for...
The 2026 Trading Intentions Survey has found that data is the most hotly-contested field in supporting corporate bond trading today, while analysis of trading...
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Credit under pressure: What gives?
If interest rates go up, economic growth becomes strained and business conditions worsen, stress on the corporate bond and private credit markets will increase....
MarketAxess leads in record March electronic credit trading
US electronic credit activity accelerated again in March: combined US investment grade (IG) and high yield (HY) average daily volume (ADV) on TRACE reached...
When the floor moves: The Treasury sell-off and the credit market...
The US Treasury market is the foundation for corporate bond market liquidity. When that foundation shakes, the tremors can quickly move into the credit...
BondVision chases rivals with European PT launch
MTS BondVision has launched portfolio trading for rates and credit, putting the firm in competition with established PT offerings from rivals Tradeweb and MarketAxess.
The...
Clearer credit markets mean (slightly) sharper axes
Dealers may be ‘kept honest’ by increased market transparency, according to some buy-side credit traders, but expectations are tempered by the fluidity needed around...
Citi, RBC strategies join Tradeweb algo execution suite
Tradeweb has added strategies from Citi and RBC Capital Markets to its dealer algo execution services suite for US Treasuries.
The company launched the suite...
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...
Electronic credit volumes stay firm in February
US electronic credit activity stayed firm in February. On FINRA’s TRACE, combined US investment-grade and high-yield average daily volume (ADV) reached US$65.3 billion, up...
