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Traders: “Derivatives are an integral component of the financial and asset management ecosystem and the potential for increasing volatility in an environment of elevated interest rates and economic...

Finance Feeds: The research incorporated viewpoints from 210 individuals, including professionals from clearing firms, brokers, asset managers, hedge funds, exchanges, and other market infrastructure operators, with...

The Desk: Analyst firm Coalition Greenwich has tracked US corporate bond market activity and most recently found that electronic IG trading accounted for only 43% of activity, and for HY it was 31%.

Worth: "There wasn’t much need for people to look at individual bonds,” says Kevin McPartland. “Rates were low, and people, if they wanted a larger fixed-income allocation, they would look at mutual funds or ETFs,” he says, referring to the...

Risk.Net: According to analysis from Coalition Greenwich, overall US Treasury ADV including dealer-to-client trades is up 33% since 2019, from $570 billion to $756 billion, while ADV on interdealer venues such as BrokerTec has remained fairly stable...

Markets Media: “In both regions, managers are rewarding their top algorithmic broker with a whopping 28–29% of their electronic order flow,” says Jesse Forster...

bbn: A recent Coalition Greenwichreport highlights the evolving criteria for selecting algo trading providers among UK and European asset managers...

The Trade: Across both the UK and Europe, managers are giving their top algorithmic broker almost 30% of their electronic order flow, according to Coalition Greenwich’s research.

Financial Times: Kevin McPartland, head of market structure at Coalition Greenwich, says the central clearing proposal, one of the recently finalised two rules by the SEC that promise to reshape the Treasury market, was “definitely a monumental...

Bloomberg: In January alone the average daily notional trading volume of US Treasuries was up 46% year on year at $891 billion, according to research from Coalition Greenwich.