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Bond markets in a bind

Bond markets in a bind

Source: Icma

The International Capital Markets Association (Icma) reports on the innovative technologies and new market entrants reshaping the electronic bond trading landscape in Europe.

The report identifies new strategies that are emerging for both buy and sell side participants trading in this market and the options available to platforms and technology providers in the new environment.

The paper highlights the opportunities thrown up by this evolving trading landscape, and describes the characteristics of new entrants, the systems, technologies and protocols that are emerging and the attributes needed by incumbents if they are to remain relevant. It also discusses the HR impacts of the new technologies.

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