Having received support from Morgan Stanley, Citi, JP Morgan and RBC Capital Markets, the offering seeks to provide access to pools of liquidity usually only available on dealer-to-dealer trading platforms.
The use of Bloomberg’s real-time market data feed and pricing data will enable access in a more efficient and scalable way across the enterprise.
Bloomberg 500 Index futures and options will be listed with the aim of providing competitive fees, increased product choice and more granular contract sizes.
Named AI-Powered News Summaries, the new offering provides three bullet points at the top of Bloomberg News content on the Terminal, generated through generative AI technology.
Thought leaders from TransFICC, Tradeweb and Bloomberg explore the next chapter for fixed income, touching on the changing regulatory landscape, the dealer to client and dealer to dealer space, emerging markets and more.
Individuals from Bloomberg, Tradeweb, and Baton Systems explore what’s next for fixed income in 2025 including the growth of credit index futures, technological innovation, advancements in data, and clearing.
New development will enable spot matching functionality to the local interbank community for US dollar against the Nigerian naira.
The move will “bring much-needed competition to the equity index derivatives industry,” said Thomas Gallagher, chair and chief executive of Miami International Holdings (MIH).
The move will support the bank’s RMB cash bond market-making under Bond Connect and its USD interest rate swap (IRS) market-making in Hong Kong.
Solution is set to increase operational efficiency and provide real-time transparency on trade matching.