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.

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MarketView - Rates

November Spotlight: Client e-trading rebounds as U.S. Treasury volatility subsides

November 2025

U.S. Treasury average daily notional volume (ADNV) traded in October came in just shy of $1 trillion, marking an 11% increase from October 2024.


MarketView - Credit

November Spotlight: High yield market continues push towards e-trading

November 2025

Total corporate bond market volume moderated in October following an exceptional September, with average daily notional volume (ADNV) at $51 billion—9% below last month’s quarter-end spike but still 4% above October 2024.


MarketView - Munis

Q3 2025 Data Spotlight: The ETF effect moves muni e-trading forward

November 2025

Municipal bond trading volume was up 18% year over year in Q3 2025, driven largely by investors looking to lock in yields ahead of what is expected to be a Fed rate-cutting cycle and continued strong issuance (up 6% year over year).