As Asia Launch Looms, Bloomberg Tradebook Sees Strongest ETF Growth in Fixed Income, Commodities

Kiran Pingali discusses Bloomberg Tradebook's Exchange-Traded-Fund (ETF) Request-for-Quote (RFQ) platform and talks about where the market is heading.

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The platform will have the same functionality as the US and European ETF RFQ offerings. "Having seen the success in the US and Europe, we're planning on launching the platform later this year in Asia," he says.

Overall, Bloomberg has seen trade volumes triple in the first quarter of 2016 compared to the first quarter of 2015, though Pingali declined to give specific figures.

He says the Bloomberg ETF RFQ platform has seen the strongest growth coming from fixed income, international and commodity

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