Although liquidity disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis were thankfully short-lived for most large U.S. companies, corporate executives and treasury officials have not forgotten which banks...

Examining line charts of the U.S. Treasury market in 2020 would lead you to believe it was year of structural change. Cash volume, futures volume and volatility created inverted V-shaped charts in...

No one will ever claim that 2020 was a dull year. The world reacted to the start of a global pandemic, the United States had its most contentious presidential election in modern history, and the...

While 2020 is (thankfully) over, it is most certainly not forgotten. Without a doubt, 2020 brought with it the biggest set of market structure related events since the global credit crisis of...

During the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, between late February and early April 2020, the U.S. capital markets experienced unprecedented volumes and volatility, with various records being broken...

This report contains links to the data tables in excel format for the United Kingdom Institutional Investor Key Trends.

This report contains links to the data tables in excel format for the Continental European Institutional Investor Key Trends.

This report contains links to the data tables in excel format for the German Institutional Investor Key Trends.

This report contains links to the data tables in excel format for the Asian (ex. Japan) Institutional Investor Key Trends.

As the end of the year quickly starts to wrap up, we take a look at the macro factors, derivatives activity and electronic trading impacting the U.S. Treasury market.