
Wall St Getting Cut Out of Bond Market It Long Dominated – Bloomberg
April 5, 2019 \
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Full Article: Bloomberg
For more than a decade, corporate-bond traders resisted efforts to carry out more transactions electronically even as most other corners of financial markets embraced the move to computerized buying and selling. But that’s slowly been changing as new rules have forced dealers to act more like machines, linking up buyers and sellers in almost real time as an exchange would, instead of buying securities from investors and hanging onto them.
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