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Michelle Price outlines the 2011 winners of the Financial News's annual awards for excellence in the trading and technology sector.
Find out how Tradeweb became a leading market player for U.S. ETFs in less than 2 years.
European buy-side firms are increasingly asking dealers to quote two-way prices for interest rate swaps, in an attempt to hide their plans from the market.
Risk Awards 2019: Expansion of automation tool to swaps trading supports soaring derivatives volume
Tradeweb featured in Risk.net article: Tradeweb has launched a service that allows investors to trade sterling swaps and bonds together electronically for the first time, in effect creating packages of asset swaps.
Bloomberg write-up about the Tradeweb Intercontinental Exchange U.S. Treasury Closing Prices.
Lee Olesky featured in Business Insider article.
On October 26th, Tradeweb President Billy Hult and Kevin McPartland, Head of Market Structure and Technology Research at Coalition Greenwich, sat down in New York City to discuss the Treasuries market, the role of technology on trading desks, and where Tradeweb goes next.
Institutional investors continue to embrace ETFs as a low cost, highly liquid, flexible answer to a wide range of market environments. Accordingly, in the first five years of ETF trading on Tradeweb, when volatility was relatively low and institutional investors were focused on efficiency, transparency and reducing trading costs, ETF volume on Tradeweb’s institutional platform amounted to over $650 billion (bn). In March 2020, when the world faced a global pandemic and massive volatility, U.S. ETF average daily volumes (ADV) surged 226% year-over-year (YoY), and European ETF volume climbed 242% YoY. Now, as we stare down rising inflation and geopolitical tensions, ETF volume is still climbing, with ADVs on the Tradeweb platform in Europe increasing by 24% to $3.8bn and the U.S. reaching a record high of $2.5bn in March of this year.
The adoption of electronic trading is well underway in Asia – a trend that is evident in the bond market. But this electronification is just the beginning of a more general move towards the use of technology making the entire trading process more efficient, according to Li Renn Tsai, head of products and sales, Asia at Tradeweb.