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The Changing Role of Primary Dealers in the U.S. Bond Market

The biggest U.S. bond dealers are maintaining the bulk of their market share while morphing into bond brokers who facilitate trades without putting their own capital on the line.

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Bond dealer concentration

After months - arguably years - of little change in the competitive landscape for trading US Treasuries electronically, the CME’s acquisition of NEX effectively dropped the yellow flag on the market. Now, like it or not, everyone will need to slow...

Capturing the Insurance Opportunity

Greenwich Blog
March 20, 2018

As investment and regulatory requirements become more complex, insurance companies globally are increasingly turning to external asset managers to help with specific investment strategies and solutions.

On February 15th, the SEC blocked the sale of the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX) to a China-based consortium due to concerns over the proposed ownership structure. 

Volatility Bites

Greenwich Blog
February 11, 2018

Richard Johnson discusses how the recent volatility affects traders' choice of algos.

Treasury Traders Shy Away from Order Books

Greenwich Blog
January 30, 2018 By: Kevin McPartland

There still seems to be a misconception that markets primarily driven by central limit orders books (CLOBs) are the most liquid, and that all other markets should strive to move in that direction.  ​

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