Fixed-Income Trading Technology on the Verge of Change
The journey to adopting a Fixed Income Execution Management System is accelerating, and firms are seizing the opportunity to evolve at a faster pace. In a recent survey conducted by Coalition Greenwich in collaboration with FlexTrade, US-based buy-side clients revealed key drivers behind EMS adoption.
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What to Expect
As time-consuming and inefficient processes need to be remediated, fixed-income trading technology is set to evolve at a faster pace. Buy-side users of EMS technology are huge advocates for automation and electronification and use the EMS as a hub for the buy side, the trading venues, and their dealer counterparties.
This paper explores the current state of the fixed-income markets while tackling the pain points that drive buy-side participants to adopt electronification.
Topics Include
| The State of Fixed-Income Markets | |
|---|---|
| Trading Technology Pain Points | |
| The Changing Technology Landscape | |
| Modernizing Fixed-Income Trading is a Marathon Methodology |
Key Findings
- Significant trading technology changes are coming, and fixed-income trading technology is set to evolve at a faster pace in 2024.
- Technology pain points are pushing traders to seek more effective ways to trade.
- The shift to more electronification is motivated by both asset class “readiness” as well as improved attitudes towards e-trading.
- Traders are set to exploit advanced technology through EMS adoption fostering an overall better user experience.