Companies Unleash $1 Trillion of US HG Debt at Record Pace – Bloomberg
August 25, 2017 \
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Full Article: Bloomberg Gadfly
Blue-chip companies have sold more than $1 trillion of bonds in 2017, passing that milestone for the sixth straight year, as Federal Reserve rate hikes spur companies to borrow while it’s still cheap.
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Pre-Trade Transparency Targeted in Corporate Bond Markets – Business Times
Global securities regulator umbrella body IOSCO has recommended that its members seek more information on corporate bond trading, particularly on the specifics of the market before a trade is made, and how it is subsequently reported
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How to Get a Competitive Advantage in Fixed Income – FixtHub
Many fixed income firms are gaining a massive competitive advantage by structuring Bloomberg messages to find more trades and to find them before competitors.
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A Morgan Stanley Trader is Gone and Wall Street Rivals Take Note – Bloomberg
His undoing at the bank began when Hutchin Hill, a hedge fund with about $3 billion in assets, noticed someone carried out a trade on a security that it also owned, sparking a decline in the price.
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MarketAxess defends its corporate bond trading status
MarketAxess, the largest corporate bond trading venue in the US, has hit back at accusations that it is losing market share to Tradeweb, saying its smaller rival is putting out numbers that are “confusing” the market.
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Do Buy-Side Institutions Supply Liquidity in Bond Markets? Evidence From Mutual Funds – Syracuse University/SMU
This study presents new evidence on buy-side institutions as a channel of liquidity supply in the corporate bond market
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BoE Warns of Threat to Financial Markets From Potential Corporate Bond Sell Off – Investment Week
It found that redemptions worth 1% of the total net asset value of bond funds could result in European investment grade corporate bond spreads increasing by around 40bps, while a sell-off of 1.3% of assets could lead to a 70bps widening.
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Towards a Fully Automated Stock Exchange (Part 1) – Fischer Black (1971)
FNL Exclusive: This brilliant article by Fischer Black predicts how technology and electronic trading will change equity market structure.
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Lutnick Offers $20,000 Per Month to Trade on New Treasury Platform – FT
The decision to offer a financial reward to market makers — the financial institutions that commit to offering prices for other investors to trade — draws on similar practices that already occur more commonly in equity and futures markets.
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In the New Bond Market, Bigger is Better – Wall St Journal
Postcrisis regulations have reshaped bond markets, with the largest asset managers gaining advantages over smaller competitors
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