The Changing Fixed-Income Data Landscape

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 04 Dec 2006

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The New York Stock Exchange's plan to launch corporate bond trading is an indication of how credit has evolved as a tradable asset class. Disparities still exist between the most liquid issues that trade like equities on quasi-exchange platforms, and those that barely trade at all. But the growing interest is fuelling demand for more data than ever before. IMD recently discussed several hot topics with leading figures in the industry and found a broad range of opinions

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