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Traders: A more widespread adoption of Application Programming Interface (API) technology among financial institutions could be right around the corner. A recent research study with Coalition Greenwich and SIX found that most firms now rely on two...

Seeking Alpha: Against a backdrop of heightened uncertainty over both fiscal and monetary policy, Treasuries saw unprecedented growth in trading activity last month, with average daily notional volume surpassing the $1T mark for the first time on...

Funds Europe: Despite challenging market conditions, investor interest in thematic investing is rising, according to a research by BNP Paribas and Coalition Greenwich.

IFR: E-trading now accounts for 44% of all US corporate bond trading volumes, according to Coalition Greenwich, up from less than a quarter in 2019. “The growth of e-trading has been dramatic. This isn’t a case of ‘the market is electronifying’ –...

Bloomberg: It’s been a robust year in general for Treasury trading amid the heightened uncertainty about the path of Federal Reserve monetary policy and interest rates. Average daily notional volumes in August was more than $1 trillion, roughly...

Traders: According to a new study by Coalition Greenwich in collaboration with Axoni, capital markets data has exploded in terms of both volume and types. The growth of electronic trading, the creation of new products and strategies, and a surge...

Financial Times: August was the first month in history when the average daily notional of Treasuries being traded went over $1tn, up 37% year-on-year, according to Coalition Greenwich. Treasury futures trading is up by a similar amount.

Treasury Today: “Often it is a case of treasury knowing what they need, but not getting the funds,” says Tobias Miarka.

The Desk: U.S. Treasuries had their first trillion-dollar month in August thanks to a surprise rate hike from the Bank of Japan and ongoing fiscal uncertainty in the U.S. And while e-trading in U.S. corporate bonds was 44% of notional volume, flat...

Bloomberg: “You can be successful as a liquidity provider and market maker in US Treasuries today without being a primary dealer,” said Kevin McPartland.