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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.
Greenwich MarketView Rates Data
Greenwich MarketView Credit Data
September Spotlight: No summer slowdown in the U.S. Treasury market
September 2026
The U.S. Treasury market’s key market structure metrics all moved in the right direction in August, although whether that’s because or in spite of 30-year yields hitting pre-GFC (great financial crisis) highs is unclear.
September Spotlight: Nothing can slow down U.S. corporate bond trading
September 2026
An additional $10 billion of U.S. corporate bonds traded per day in August compared with the same month last year, a 21% jump that brought average daily notional volume (ADNV) to nearly $54 billion.
Q3 Spotlight: Consolidation and all-to-all trading keep muni e-trading moving forward
August 2026
The municipal bond market continued its slow but steady acceptance of electronic trading in the second quarter, with 20.7% of volume executed through four trading venues, up nearly 3 percentage points from a year ago and up 10 basis points from the first quarter.