IHS Markit Boosts Asian Credit Liquidity Measurement with MSCI
The vendor will also expand its proxy pricing into the maturing fixed income markets outside of core regional financial centers.
Firms trading in Asia’s credit markets can now access new liquidity measurement analytics from IHS Markit, leveraging an existing tool developed in partnership with index and risk management software vendor MSCI, now incorporating more comprehensive local markets liquidity data.
The original offering was introduced in 2017 to help clients comply with requirements to classify liquidity within portfolios, as per the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) rule 223-4. However, the vendor
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