Monday, November 25, 2024
CCPs fight for buy-side membership

CCPs fight for buy-side membership

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Few asset managers are buying into the direct CCP model. Fred Maple reports. The fanfare with which central counterparties (CCPs) launched new membership categories for...
SEC committee signals direction for US credit rules

SEC committee signals direction for US credit rules

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New fixed income committee sees pushback on structural approach to resolving credit market challenges. David Wigan reports. As European fixed income market participants get their...
Platforms: What the winners are doing right

Platforms: What the winners are doing right

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A few platforms have consistently gained buy-side confidence over the last five years, through smart assistance and simplification of trading workflow. The three ‘O’s of...
Science vs. art: Where TCA adds value in fixed income

Science vs. art: Where TCA adds value in fixed income

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Picking the right transaction cost analysis methodology might improve best execution, but qualitative assessment must balance the quantitative, writes Flora McFarlane. MiFID II obliges buy-side...
The syndication trader

The syndication trader

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A syndication specialist could improve operational efficiency and give asset managers greater control over primary market activity, writes Dan Barnes. As primary markets evolve, a...
James Wallin: On valuing the desk

James Wallin: On valuing the desk

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Proving and demonstrating the value of the trading desk at the very highest levels of the organisation creates a virtuous circle of investment and...
MiFID II: What could go wrong

MiFID II: What could go wrong

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Keep an eye on these potential points of failure, writes Dan Barnes. For trading desks the impact of the new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive...
Optimising clearing costs for cheaper trading

Optimising clearing costs for cheaper trading

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Clearing of European derivatives now looks set to stay in London for the foreseeable future, but traders still need to assess how the clearing...
Why repo will not crash again

Why repo will not crash again

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In December 2016 Europe’s repo markets crashed and burned. This year may look healthier than last but finding liquidity can still prove challenging. Lynn...
Europe’s government bond market hits electronic ceiling

Europe’s government bond market hits electronic ceiling

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Electronification of rates in Europe could significantly enhance liquidity and boost trading. David Wigan investigates. Electronic trading of European government bonds may face a natural...

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