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Fixed Income Subscription
We examine the evolution of the fixed-income market, the products, platforms, the role of dealers, institutional investors, and emerging liquidity providers, and the impacts of new and expected regulation.
Our independent third-party analyses form the basis for senior sell-side management to benchmark their client businesses, identify revenue opportunities, assess service quality, and optimize allocation of resources.
The new year started off with a frenzy of activity across markets, and U.S. corporate bonds were no exception.
The new year started off at full speed, with the market drivers of 2020—politics, monetary policy, fiscal policy, and the COVID-19 vaccine—continuing to move markets in 2021.
What a year. U.S. corporate bond markets went from bid-ask spreads jumping over 1,000% between late February and late March to a market in which new issuance and electronic-trading adoption hit record levels.
The U.S. Treasury market in 2020 cannot be measured based solely on the extraordinary activity of the spring.
Top Market Structure Trends for 2021
Greenwich Report
The ramifications of new equity exchanges, an increasingly tech-heavy fixed-income market, spending on surveillance technology, clearing and continued cloud adoption are some of the big themes we see shaping 2021.
December Spotlight: U.S. Treasury Volumes Revert to “Normal” with Clients Leading the Way
MarketView
Top-level measures of electronic trading usage could lead you to believe that pre-COVID habits are back.
December Spotlight: E-Trading Hits New Records, Despite Stagnant Issuance and Tepid Demand
MarketView
It's easy to see the credit e-trading landscape as a contest between the two giants, but this is not always the case.
Bond Dealers Adapt Through an Unprecedented 2020
Greenwich Report
Historical highs and lows in the U.S. corporate and municipal bond markets punctuated all of 2020. The markets swung from record volumes and volatility in the spring to unnerving calm in the summer.