Icap to Launch Corporates 'Scrapbook' with Interactive Data Pricing

New service operated by BrokerTec MTF

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Launching in February, Scrapbook will be offered through Icap’s BrokerTec MTF (multilateral trading facility) under the regulated entity of BrokerTec Europe Limited, leveraging the IDB's independently-managed e-Commerce team based in London.

The solution was also built via a strategic partnership with third-party pricing and reference data provider Interactive Data (IDC). Scrapbook customers will have access to IDC's Continuous Fixed Income Evaluated Prices, based on a methodology which incorporates both algorithmic and human analysis. 

“The corporate bond market has experienced reduced liquidity from a combination of increased regulatory controls and challenging market conditions," says Dean Berry, head of e-Commerce at Icap. "We believe that Scrapbook meets the changing needs of bond traders, offering an intuitive new solution that combines anonymity with leading technology, pricing and a regulated trade environment."

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