The DESK Magazine
The DESK offers buy-side traders clear insights into the key factors, events, and strategies influencing liquidity and price discovery in the fixed income markets. Released every quarter, The DESK shares firsthand information from trading experiences, analyses the impact of new initiatives, and provides valuable assistance to fixed income teams within investment firms. When it comes to discussing bonds, The DESK is the starting point.
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1 week ago |
fi-desk.com | Ian Rycott
T. Rowe Price: Adapting fixed income strategies and identifying the potential of agentic AIDwayne Middleton, global head of fixed income trading at T.
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2 weeks ago |
fi-desk.com | Terry Flanagan
Retail market participants are more interested in bonds than they had been for years, given that risk-free rates are above 4 percent. The seemingly obvious way to connect the dots between the two statements, and open the retail floodgates, is education. But it’s not that simple, according to speakers on a Wednesday afternoon panel at the Fixed Income Leaders Summit in Washington, DC.
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2 weeks ago |
fi-desk.com | Terry Flanagan
As a still-new US presidential administration settles in and the Securities and Exchange Commission pivots with its own new leader, fixed income markets face heightened risk from fiscal policy and market regulation. At the highest level, the concern is about how fiscal policy and widening deficits might increase yields on US treasury bonds, which would reverberate across fixed income markets.
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2 weeks ago |
fi-desk.com | Terry Flanagan
Like illiquid fixed income instruments, illiquid fixed income markets are not standardized, with each on their own unique path toward market development. Municipal bonds and leveraged loans were discussed in that context Tuesday afternoon at the Fixed Income Leaders Summit in Washington, DC. The size of the muni market is estimated at $4.2 trillion, and is about 18% electronically traded, up from 6% in 2015, according to Bob Fink, Americas Buy-Side Relationship Director at Coalition Greenwich.
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2 weeks ago |
fi-desk.com | Terry Flanagan
Perspectives vary as to which newer methods of buying and selling bonds will most help institutional traders in the next year, but there is consensus that whichever protocol is used, it should be electronic and automated. That was a broad takeaway from Tuesday morning’s electronification panel at Fixed Income Leaders Summit in Washington, DC.
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