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

Notional volume executed on the Tradeweb European ETF marketplace reached EUR 22.6 billion in November, the platform’s fourth best performance on record. Nearly 44% of transactions were processed via Tradeweb’s Automated Intelligent Execution (AiEX) functionality.

We are excited to share that Tradeweb picked up yesterday its fourth consecutive trophy at the annual ETF Express Global Awards, which recognise excellence among managers and service providers of exchange traded funds around the world. Winners are voted by the readers of ETF Express, including institutional and high net worth investors, as well as managers and other industry professionals at fund administrators, brokers, custodians and advisers.

The following data is derived from trading activity on the Tradeweb Markets institutional European- and U.S.-listed ETF platforms.

Trading activity on the Tradeweb European-listed ETF marketplace reached EUR 30.67 billion in July, a new high for monthly notional volume. The proportion of transactions completed via Tradeweb’s Automated Intelligent Execution Tool (AiEX) climbed to a record 68.1%.

The Tradeweb strategy in every asset class and region in which we operate is to build a robust and resilient market that connects every client to deep liquidity. This is particularly obvious in corporate bond trading, where our rising market share speaks to our ability to connect clients in an entirely unique way. Among the drivers of that progress has been our development of Portfolio Trading for corporate bonds, which launched at the start of 2019.

With sweeping regulatory reforms and plunging interest rates, this decade brought massive challenges to fixed income market participants. The marketplace responded with wide-reaching developments in financial services technology, and an explosion in multi-asset trading. The journey was rarely linear, but trading volumes set new records across markets virtually each year.

The global bond market sell-off continued in November, pushing many European benchmark bond yields closer to positive territory. At month end, nearly 53.1% of European government bonds closed with a negative yield, down from 57.6% in October and 63.1% in September.

The following data is derived from trading activity on the Tradeweb Markets institutional European- and U.S.-listed ETF platforms.

Issuance has flooded the fixed-income markets this year, breaking or pacing toward new annual records across sectors and geographies. Here at Tradeweb we’re analyzing how all this new issuance affects everything from trading volumes to the mechanics of the market. This month we’re looking at U.S. Treasuries, where an unprecedented amount of issuance is driving corresponding surges in bill and bond trading.