U.S. banks are breathing a sigh of relief after regulators signaled plans to make major changes to a proposal to increase capital charges on large banks. Even with these revisions, however, the biggest U.S. banks are bracing for the impact of the “Basel III endgame.”
Institutions in Asia are executing a steadily increasing proportion of business on a low-touch basis (algorithms, DMA, crossing, portfolio trades) as opposed to traditional high-touch business executed through a broker sales trader.
Our conversations with dealers over the past few months have left us wondering if volume weighted market share is the right metric for gauging success in fixed income dealing. In past years market share always brought with it bragging rights, both...
The market has been talking about this since at least 2009: swaps clearing will reduce systemic risk and take most of the counterparty risk out of the swaps market. Yet despite this risk reduction, regulators still seem determined to make the...
The European Commission, ESMA and the FCA appear to be including fixed income in new payment for research requirements in MiFID II and EMiR by not explicitly excluding fixed income research.
We might be getting a little bit closer to understanding whether or not the changes in the capital markets are cyclical or structural. We view volatility - or the lack thereof - as a major factor impacting profitability across financial services....
The corporate bond market is starting to feel a lot like the swaps market did in 2010. There is no electronic trading mandate for corporate bonds of course, but a proliferation of new bond trading platforms and initiatives is upon us akin to the...
Last fall we published research that showed how trading in the interest rate swaps market has become even more concentrated with the top five dealers since Dodd-Frank, rather than more competitive as regulators had hoped. It should come as no...
Market structure happenings have been fast and furious since 2009, and 2014 did not disappoint.
The penetration of electronic trading across the financial markets is remarkably inconsistent. While equities and foreign exchange are largely traded over platforms, the same cannot be said for much of the fixed income market.
Another year down. We're a year further from the Lehman bankruptcy, a year further from the signing of Dodd-Frank and a year closer to the full implementation of Basel III.
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