Electronic trading
Day of the Mifids: what happens on January 3?
Continued ambiguities in the rules could hit European market liquidity at the start of 2018
E-trading boosts mid-tier banks in rates and credit
New technology helps Natixis and Mizuho compete with major dealers in swaps and bonds
Banks tap equities and FX staff for fixed-income fizz
BAML, HSBC, RBC, StanChart among banks transferring e-trading know-how
Buy side unimpressed with Mifid II cost transparency rules
Clients question value of receiving dealers’ swaps profit margin data
Dealerweb doubles repo volume on electronic trading boost
Single-fee model gains traction among repo traders
EU regulators stymied by Esma on electronic access
Treatment for third-country firms unknown until European Commission makes equivalence decision
Managing FX risk: How to prepare for the unpredictable
Sponsored feature: HSBC
Banks weigh Mifid II pre-trade price publication venues
Anonymity will be key factor in final decision, say dealers
New data and AI tipped to transform trading businesses
Isda AGM: New BNP Paribas system already creating counterparty trading probabilities for bonds
EU regulators consider Mifid electronic trading lock-out
Moves to restrict third-country firms from offering direct electronic access blamed on Brexit
Esma turns the screw on direct electronic access
Guidance thwarts narrower definition adopted by Eurex to help third-country clients
Risk Chartis Market Report: Buy-side risk management technology
Sponsored by OpenLink and Tradeweb
Rates flow market-maker of the year: Citadel Securities
Risk Awards 2017: New entrant showed swaps staying power as rivals fought back in 2016
Currencies flow market-maker of the year: XTX Markets
Risk Awards 2017: New-style market-maker defends old-fashioned virtues
OTC trading platform of the year: trueEX
Risk Awards 2017: Innovation gives start-up Sef a foothold – and has forced incumbents to change
Mixed views on Dodd-Frank rollback
No need to dump central clearing and electronic trading mandates, market participants say
Swaps market mutation could replace managed change
Banks are finding it harder to control the future of the swaps market – that's no bad thing
Sponsored video: Frits Vogels, ICAP
Frits Vogels, chief executive officer, EMEA Broking at ICAP, shares his thoughts on the future of the interdealer broking markets
Tough times for the real masters of the universe
Rules tie the hands of bank strategic investing units as fintech opportunities grow
Voice-to-text software touted as Mifid II quoting fix
Quotes given over phone can be transcribed and broadcast, claim ‘soft turret’ firms
Floor trader confusion holding back new swap market-makers
Non-banks fear rules restrict non-cleared swap trading
Start-up UST trading venues face clearing hurdles
Gaps in central clearing are stifling the emergence of all-to-all trading venues for US Treasuries
Buy side is the barrier to all-to-all credit trading, says AB chief
Switzer calls current pre-trade transparency technology "awful"
Dealers: narrow Japan e-trading mandate is compliance headache
Late narrowing of scope and exclusion of package trades throws up difficulties