
Bond World Grows Less Opaque – Bloomberg Gadfly
July 15, 2016 \
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Full Article: Bloomberg Gadfly
Starting Monday, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority will include more information in its Trace bond-price reporting system to give a clearer sense of how much investors are paying traders in commissions for each transaction and the proportion of trades executed on electronic systems.
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Mother, mother ocean, after all these years I’ve found
My occupational hazard being my occupation’s
just not around.
Isn’t it wonderful that the regulators want a component of market structure without really understanding the true impact?
More data in 1s and 2s won’t change the real structure of the market. This is noise rather than progress.
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