Expanding opportunity. Reducing costs.
When you join Open Trading, you’re part of a global marketplace that’s vastly increasing trading connections. With a suite order book, request-for-quote and axe protocols, you have full control of your trading style. All-to-all trading means you can access valuable liquidity directly—whether investor to dealer, dealer to dealer, even dealer to investor—creating a new universe of opportunity.
Putting more counterparties in competition improves pricing and lowers transaction costs. That’s $380+ million in total savings, last year alone.*
Electronic platforms are challenging convention.
"Their success is key to providing liquidity in stressed markets."
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Everything in one place. One login, multiple capabilities.
Along with access to high-quality data tools including:
- Composite+™ A.I.-based price discovery
- Trax® Market Data Solutions pre-trade intelligence
- Straight-Through-Processing seamless integration
- Support from our experienced team of trading professionals
Live order book automated credit trading is in sight.
The Live Markets order book creates a single view of two-way, actionable prices for the most active and newly issued bonds in the market.
Consecutive award winner for Waters Technology’s Best Buy-Side Execution Venue
"MarketAxess has dedicated years to building out Open Trading’s functionality and market data capabilities since its launch in 2012."
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"The aim of MarketAxess’ all-to-all Open Trading marketplace is to connect investors and dealers by using technology to find liquidity, all while driving down transaction costs."
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Natixis reshapes their business and position themselves for growth.
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Technology transforming a cast corporate bond market.
* Activity is for Market List-winning trades for full year 2019. Estimated liquidity taker cost savings is defined as the difference between the winning price and the best disclosed dealer cover price. Estimated liquidity provider cost savings is defined as the difference between the winning price and then current Composite+ bid or offer level (offer if the provider is buying, bid if provider is selling) at the time of the inquiry. Products include U.S. high-grade, high-yield, emerging markets, Eurobonds and municipal bonds.