Technology

JP Morgan joins Bloomberg SwapTrader

JP Morgan has become the latest investment bank to provide prices through SwapTrader, Bloomberg’s multi-dealer euro interest rate swap dealing platform for end-users launched in February, signalling a further move towards the electronic execution of…

A consolidating market

Operational risk software vendors say the market is shaping up, but is this view still too optimistic? By Dianne See Morrison

Playing catch-up

The back office has found it difficult to keep up with front-office trading, prompting a warning by the FSA over the level of unsigned confirmations in the credit derivatives market earlier this year. Banks are now looking to improve the automation of…

Markit and MarketAxess team up

MarketAxess, a New York-based multi-dealer trading platform, has subscribed to Markit’s Reference Entity Database (Red) service for its credit derivatives index trading system, which it is expected to launch in September.

TT reaches retail market through NinjaTrader

Trading Technologies (TT) has signed a partnership with retail trading software supplier NinjaTrader, allowing it to provide access to its exchange gateways to the retail market-place for the first time.

DTCC reveals Deriv/Serv expansion

The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (TCC) has expanded its Deriv/Serv matching and confirmation service to provide support for trades in interest rate swaps and swaptions, equity swaps and variance swaps.

Steady success in a volatile world

Martin Estlander, chief executive officer and co-founder of Estlander & Rönnlund, talks to Hedge Funds Review about the firm's flagship er Global Markets Fund, the company's ongoing research programme to maintain profits, and tireless focus on R&D for…

The energy equation

Quantitative analysis in the energy industry is undergoing a crucial transition as it moves out of the role of secondary support to sit at the heart of business decision-making. Stella Farrington looks at its advance

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