
US Corporate Bond Market: What Year Is It? – ViableMkts
July 7, 2016 \
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Practitioners from “modernized” financial markets who have no experience in corporate bonds find the US corporate bond market structure to be an enigma. This is because the technology, architecture and cultural practices in the corporate bond market are years behind other markets…..but just how many years?
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“You cannot create liquidity, but only try to ensure that all liquidity opportunities are actioned.”
In the current market, I wholeheartedly agree. I think too many are focused on creating new liquidity, when that seems like too huge of a lift. Instead, if we additionally focused on maximizing every possible liquidity point, we’d be in a better position.
What good is a bid or an offer on some electronic platform if it’s nearly impossible to find?
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