Fixed Income Leaders USA 2024 Blog

Why Are So Many Fixed Income Leaders Investing in Electronic Market Makers?

02/23/2024

We recently surveyed the industry's leading professionals at FILS Connect, and 57% told us that they intend to invest in Electronic Market Makers (EMMs) in the next 6 months. But why?

The Biggest Buy Side Fixed Income Conference

07/13/2023

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Fixed Income Trader's Priorities for 2022

11/30/2021

As we move toward 2022 there are positive signs of economic recovery within the Fixed Income US market. Across the financial services industry, equities prices and global economic growth are on the rise and sustainability is very much top of the agenda for investors, especially following the 2021 COP 26 summit in Glasgow...

How the Buy Side Can Prepare for LIBOR Transition and Stay Ahead of the Curve

Market Alpha Advisors LLC’s Managing Principal, Michael Koegler, shares his perspectives and expertise on how buy side fixed income firms can best prepare themselves for the new LIBOR regulations changes due to take effect in the autumn of 2021.

Lessons from Europe Post MiFID II – New Opportunities Beckon

Touted as the biggest regulatory shake-up in the European financial sector, MiFID II finally came into force in the first week of January, this year. While many see it as a game changer for the region’s Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) market, others believe that it is more of a whimper than a bang.

FinTech in 2018: Building a Case for Technology-Driven Collaboration

Over the last 10 years, global players that invested heavily in technological investments have seen sharp increases in market share. The reason? Technology helped them manage the market and service customers far better than their peers

Pushing the Boundaries of e-Trading with Innovation

Following stabilized real yields and controlled inflation, the global fixed income market seems to have finally returned to standard levels of volatility. Corporate bond markets have grown significantly over the past few years, while dealers’ appetite to stock bonds in the inventory to facilitate trade has reduced.