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Worth:  Kevin McPartland told Worth, “Improving the user interface for trading—whether on the browser or in an app—is hugely important. Retail investors and their advisors need modern front-end trading tools that demystify both bond...

The Desk: Primary dealers are short US$3.8 billion in IG corporate bonds, Coalition Greenwich reported, down 352% YoY. Kevin McPartland, head of research for market structure and technology at Coalition Greenwich, commented: “Time will tell if this...

The Desk: Kevin McPartland, head of research for market structure and technology at Coalition Greenwich, commented: “A hyper-competitive CLOB market, coupled with the growth of streaming and session-based trading, is driving the growth. Our previous...

The Desk: According to research from Coalition Greenwich, e-trading accounts for less than 10% of total market volume. However, 30% of global convertible bond investors are now using electronic trading tools – up two percentage points from 2022 –...

Bloomberg: More electronic trading has helped boost U.S trading volume overall. Research firm Coalition Greenwich said last year that about 40% of corporate bond trades are now online, up from less than a tenth a decade earlier.

FinansWatch: "Investors want exposure to private investment activities of individuals and companies. But they cannot get hold of this in a simple way, so they need some kind of intermediary, for example a private debt fund, who can sell the loans....

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