Buy-side firms reject market-making role
Client mandates and compliance mean dealers cannot be replaced like-for-like
Buy-side firms will not replace retreating bank market-makers, three asset managers warned yesterday – or, at least, not on a like-for-like basis. Speaking during a conference in New York, panellists said liquidity in fixed-income markets could be improved if more bond trading was done via all-to-all platforms, but only if some buy-side participants happen to have a mandate to buy what others are selling.
"If the situation is right, and we're getting inflows and others are getting outflows, then
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