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The following data is derived from trading activity on the Tradeweb European-listed ETF platform.

Global government bond markets experienced renewed volatility in August, as concerns over China’s economic growth intensified.

Regulation is rapidly increasing transparency across financial markets, enhancing audit requirements and ensuring effective market surveillance.

There has been a plethora of stories in recent months on the apparent decline in trading or market liquidity. But has it really become harder for buyers and sellers to transact without causing sharp price movements?

July started with the release of the Tankan survey by the Bank of Japan.

For now, the post-trade clearing and settlement infrastructure in Europe is humming along. But the unintended consequences of regulatory change could increase systemic risk rather than reduce it.

Marisol Collazo knows a thing or two about data quality. As the CEO of DTCC’s Data Repository, she’s responsible for warehousing trade data and related information from over 5,000 clients representing about 100,000 accounts around the globe, in the Americas, Asia and Europe.

Monthly gross domestic product shrank 2.1% in February, the Japan Center for Economic Research said on April 2.

Regional implementation of mandatory clearing and swaps trading reforms means differences in regulatory regimes could make all the difference in the race for alpha.

Regulatory equivalence means that European banks clearing their trades via CCPs in equivalent jurisdictions can do so without the need for added compliance burdens.