Liquidity in the corporate bond market is tough. We’ve written about it time and time again. At a high level we see two solutions. One,…
Tag: CDS
Turned out the first week of mandatory SEF trading was a Big Bang, just in the wrong direction. Reported SEF volumes for interest rate swaps…
This is my first official research piece since joining Greenwich Associates this past summer. It is available to Greenwich clients. If you’re not sure if…
I talked to an Economist reporter based in Paris on Wednesday (October 2) about what the first day of SEF trading means to the market.…
There are some really good parts of the SEF rule, and this in my view is one of the best: Core Principle 9 requires a…
Back in October I wrote about the impact of an impeding Greek default on the CDS market. I concluded that in the shadow of Dodd-Frank,…
I’ve written quite a bit about the fate of single dealer portals (SDP) and SEF aggregation. UBS has finally come forward with what its been…
This is another segment from our Fixed Income Trading 2012 event on January 24th. My panel discusses the impact of the Volcker rule on the…
If Congress really had its way (well, the Democrats anyway) than all swaps would have been forced to look and trade like futures. If you’re…
I recently spoke with Rashad Kurbanov who is a Managing Director at consulting firm Investance in NY. We had an interesting discussion about how the…