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Beverly Chandler of etfexpress reports on the record-breaking volume executed on the Tradeweb European-listed ETF marketplace in November 2016.

As part of a series on the global rise of exchange-traded funds, Philip Stafford of the Financial Times examines the most important difference between the market in Europe and the US.

The Trade's Hayley McDowell looks at the challenges facing buy-side firms ahead of the MiFID II clock synchronisation rules, and the role technology can play in helping to address them. Anna Westbury, director of regulation and market structure at Tradeweb, explains why the regulators consider accurate time stamps to be of importance, while Simon Maisey, managing director and global head of business development at Tradeweb, believes that the main issue is whether buy-side systems and decision-making processes have the required level of granularity, which could massively increase costs for market participants.

ClarusFT's monthly review series looked at swaps trading across currencies and securities in October 2016, and found that Tradeweb remained the leading platform for Interest Rate Swap volumes for the third month in a row.

ClarusFT's monthly review series looked at swaps trading across currencies and securities for the month of June. The analysis found that June 2016 volumes for USD Interest Rate Swaps (IRS) increased 34% from the previous month, with $2 trillion gross notional traded.

For the second year running, Tradeweb is named "Best ETF trading platform for institutional investors" in ETF Risk's European Rankings. Enrico Bruni and Adriano Pace of Tradeweb give their views on the reasons behind the platform's success, and discuss the latest trends in the European ETF market in their interview with Risk.net.

Tradeweb President, Billy Hult comments on the latest SEF Tracker, published by the Futures Industry Association (FIA), which notes that while order flow on swap execution facilities (SEFs) has been holding steady, growth has been limited to certain pockets within the SEF space.

Darryl Yu at The Asset discusses Japan's new mandatory trading rules for derivatives, which came into effect on September 1, 2015. The article quotes Andrew Bernard, managing director and head of Asia, on the trend toward electronic trading even before the regulations became effective.

Tradeweb Markets CEO, Lee Olesky was ranked 21 st as part of Institutional Investor's annual Tech 50 list. A profile article on Olesky and the firm in the publication highlight's Tradeweb's growth from being a start-up in 1998, expansion into the interdealer and retail businesses to becoming a major player in the fixed income and derivatives markets.

Martin Banks of TheParliament.com reports on the application of rules under EMIR for all derivatives v. some derivatives traded off-exchange, including commentary from Eric Kolodner of Tradeweb.