Tradeweb Expands Into US with New ETF Trading Platform

In 2012, Tradeweb launched its European ETF platform, which supports more than 45 percent of OTC electronic ETF trading in Europe.

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Enrico Bruni, head of Europe and Asia business at Tradeweb

The rollout will allow institutional clients to access all US-listed ETFs, with request-for-quote (RFQ) trading with up to five dealers for one- and two-way price quotes. The platform will also provide automated workflows and electronic audit trails for compliance and best execution reports.

Enrico Bruni, head of Europe and Asia business at Tradeweb Markets, tells WatersTechnology this rollout will help provide institutional traders with greater transparency and flexibility by overlaying an

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