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JP Morgan leads Q1 trading results, Dimon calls for deregulation

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JP Morgan raced ahead of competitors in fixed income trading revenues over the first three months of 2025, reporting over US$1 billion more than...

The pretenders, and kingmakers, to the bond throne

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Dealers are backing several new trading platforms who are fighting major incumbents for market share. In the bond market, the trading platform landscape has been...

Tradeweb launches EGB portfolio trading

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Tradeweb has expanded its portfolio trading services to European Government Bonds (EGBs). Tradeweb has facilitated electronic portfolio trading for corporate bonds since 2019. Responding to...

Insights & Analysis: Pricing freedom

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The street is waiting anxiously for the announcement and impact of all the trade tariffs to be announced on 'Liberation Day’; the term the...

The Book: JP Morgan rules the roost in Q1 DCM market...

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JP Morgan has retained its top spot in global debt capital markets rankings by volume for Q1 2025, according to Dealogic. With US$178.5 billion, 806...

Origination: Zeitenwende – German issuance to grow 40%

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The new CDU/CSU coalition pivot from “Schwartze Null” -Zero Black- to “whatever it takes for our defence” is shaking European debt markets. Following the CDU/CSU...

Bloomberg launches US Treasury dealer algos to expand buy-side access to...

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Bloomberg announces the completion of the first trade using its newly launched US Treasury (UST) Dealer Algos. This first-to-market solution provides buy-side clients with broader...

Competition for debt issuance fierce as activity remains

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Primary debt markets are likely to be a major revenue earner for dealers facing tighter margins in secondary bond markets. Issuance has started strongly...

Morgan Stanley an outlier as banks see FI trading revenues drop

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In the third quarter of 2024, of five major banks – Citi, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley – only...

Citi names Tokiya Kishie head of markets in Japan

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Citi has appointed Tokiya Kishie as head of markets in Japan, effective 1 October. Kishie will report to Paul Smith, head of markets for Japan,...

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