JPMorgan adds single dealer USD IRS click-to-trade page on Bloomberg Professional

JPMorgan announced today that it is expanding its electronic trading of USD Interest Rate Derivatives to include a single dealer platform accessible via the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL Service.

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This new offering allows JPMorgan enabled Bloomberg users to execute Interest Rate Swaps with "Click-to-Trade" functionality. The new USD functionality is available via the function JPIR GO on Bloomberg.

Matt Zames, Head of North America Rates Markets at JPMorgan, said, "JPMorgan leads the league tables in multi-dealer Interest Rate Derivative trading platforms and we wanted to make that liquidity available to a broader client base that may prefer the Bloomberg single-dealer model. We are committed to delivering world class electronic trading access to our clients worldwide."

JPMorgan provides extensive electronic trading in Interest Rate Derivatives in both "Request-for- Quote" and "Click-to-Trade" functionalities. Additional Interest Rate Derivative currencies: Euro, Czech Koruna, Hungarian Forint, Polish Zloty and South African Rand are accessible via the JPEX GO. JPMorgan was the first dealer to provide clients with electronic trading of CEEMA currencies and Euro denominated swaptions. JPMorgan was also a founding member of TradeWeb and Bloomberg's multi-dealer trading platforms for Interest Rate Derivatives.

JPMorgan provides an array of electronic trading alternatives to its clients across US, European and CEEMA Fixed Income markets including US Treasuries, European Government and Sovereign Debt, Corporate Bonds- High Grade and High Yield, and CDS, Commercial Paper and Emerging Markets.

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