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The electronic trading landscape is changing quickly. MarketView’s timely, data-driven insights will help you stay ahead of the market structure evolution.
The growth of electronic trading and regulators’ push for more transparent markets have increased the availability of high-quality market data. However, gathering, normalizing and making sense of that data remains a challenge.
MarketView combines unique research from Coalition Greenwich, publicly available market data and the insights of our analyst team to quantify the growth of electronic trading in fixed-income and FX markets. The results include trading-platform market share and electronic trading trend data with a level of accuracy not available anywhere else.
Our list of customers includes sell-side traders, buy-side traders, trading-venue strategists, product managers and buy-side equity analysts covering the progress of global exchanges and trading venues.
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June Spotlight: Package trading dampens U.S. Treasury e-trading
June 2025
U.S. Treasury trading came back down to earth in May after a record-setting April. Average daily notional volume (ADNV) and volatility were down 18% and 17%, respectively, month-over-month, but remained elevated from a year ago. While trading volume is lumpy day to day, ADNVs in the trillions are now the new normal.
June Spotlight: Corporate bond trade sizes grow as block trades fend off algos
June 2025
U.S. corporate bond trading volume dropped in May, following April’s records. And while May’s volume was the lowest since January, the $40 billion and $13 billion in investment-grade (IG) and high-yield (HY) bonds, respectively, were still 11% and 30% higher than 2024’s averages.
Q1 2025 Data Spotlight: Client trading and automation drive record municipal bond volume
May 2025
A record $32.5 billion of municipal bonds traded on April 9, which was more than double the average daily notional volume (ADNV) in the first quarter of 2025.