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Bond Buyer: Electronic trading has seen slow but meaningful growth. In the first quarter of this year, 18.6% of new-issue volume in the market was traded electronically, up from 17.3% last year, according to Crisil Coalition Greenwich.

The Desk: Average daily notional volumes (ADNV) for US rates dropped between April and May as uncertainties around trade policies and tariffs muted demand, but were up by a third year-on-year (YoY).

IFR: “[The] surge in client activity to reshuffle investments and reposition hedges ... was very profitable for banks and other FX market makers,” said Angad Chhatwal.

Bloomberg: A newer crop of market makers, including Citadel Securities and Jane Street Group, are chipping away at banks’ dominance of the business. A group of them generated $25.6 billion of revenue from trades in equities, credit, currencies and...

Flow: Corporate treasurers will have to embrace innovative technology to meet new challenges facing their departments and rising expectations from the C-suite. Dr. Tobias Miarka, Head of Corporate Banking, draws on Crisil Coalition Greenwich...

Markets Media: Crisil Coalition Greenwich said in a report: “We expect the product range on derivatives exchanges to continue to expand with a particular focus on options markets, including options on ETFs. Across products, traders will continue to...

Global Trading: According to a survey conducted by the Futures Industry Association and Crisil Coalition Greenwich, 30% of market participants believe that Brazil has the greatest growth potential for their firms over the next two years.

Traders: “Effectively, baskets containing even a single U.S. Treasury bond could pull all other transactions into clearing—something industry experts aren’t ready to contend with,” said Audrey Costabile, Senior Analyst for Crisil Coalition Greenwich...

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