The ongoing evolution and electronification of fixed-income markets is a double-edged sword: more asset classes become electronically tradeable, yielding efficiencies, while more venues emerge to trade them, resulting in greater competition and liquidity. Add to this the current market conditions and interest-rate volatility, which make fixed income a dynamic and attractive marketplace for market operators and market participants alike, and which will drive increased participation among electronic traders. But the cost of establishing and maintaining connectivity to a… READ THE FULL ARTICLE BY WATERSTECHNOLOGY
WatersTechnology: Citadel Securities, Jane Street battle fixed-income connectivity challenges with MultiLynq buy-in
