FXall, Tradeweb Markets Partner to Build Hedging Overflow Solutions

by Arnab Shome
  • They are aiming to trade emerging markets’ products efficiently.
  • Both the companies are major electronic trading platform providers.
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FXall and Tradeweb Markets, two big names in the institutional trading market, announced their decision on Tuesday to collaborate on the development of hedging workflow solutions.

They are aiming to allow efficient trading for products from emerging markets. The collaborative solution will link trading workflows in emerging markets bonds and emerging markets currency swaps .

FXall is a part of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and electronic trading platform, whereas Tradeweb, whose majority owner is again LSEG, operates electronic marketplaces for rates, credit, equities and money markets.

A Collaborative Effort

“This new solution is a powerful example of the opportunities LSEG and Tradeweb have to create value for financial market participants,” said Neill Penney, the Group Head of FX at LSEG.

“By combining the world-class capabilities of FXall and Tradeweb, asset managers trading Emerging Markets Bonds will have access to a seamless workflow covering enhanced real-time pricing transparency, multi-asset trade execution and a multi-jurisdiction regulatory infrastructure all within a single desktop application.”

The collaboration came when demand for Tradeweb’s services are hitting records. In addition, the platform reported record financials in the first quarter of this year, generating $311.5 million in revenue and $97.4 million in net income.

“Tradeweb is committed to addressing the complex needs of our emerging markets participants, which often involves linking different markets or liquidity pools to deliver the best possible solution,” said Enrico Bruni, the Managing Director and Head of Europe and Asia Business at Tradeweb.

“This collaboration between FXall and Tradeweb is really about digitizing a multi-asset workflow in order to make it more efficient and versatile for market participants.”

FXall and Tradeweb Markets, two big names in the institutional trading market, announced their decision on Tuesday to collaborate on the development of hedging workflow solutions.

They are aiming to allow efficient trading for products from emerging markets. The collaborative solution will link trading workflows in emerging markets bonds and emerging markets currency swaps .

FXall is a part of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and electronic trading platform, whereas Tradeweb, whose majority owner is again LSEG, operates electronic marketplaces for rates, credit, equities and money markets.

A Collaborative Effort

“This new solution is a powerful example of the opportunities LSEG and Tradeweb have to create value for financial market participants,” said Neill Penney, the Group Head of FX at LSEG.

“By combining the world-class capabilities of FXall and Tradeweb, asset managers trading Emerging Markets Bonds will have access to a seamless workflow covering enhanced real-time pricing transparency, multi-asset trade execution and a multi-jurisdiction regulatory infrastructure all within a single desktop application.”

The collaboration came when demand for Tradeweb’s services are hitting records. In addition, the platform reported record financials in the first quarter of this year, generating $311.5 million in revenue and $97.4 million in net income.

“Tradeweb is committed to addressing the complex needs of our emerging markets participants, which often involves linking different markets or liquidity pools to deliver the best possible solution,” said Enrico Bruni, the Managing Director and Head of Europe and Asia Business at Tradeweb.

“This collaboration between FXall and Tradeweb is really about digitizing a multi-asset workflow in order to make it more efficient and versatile for market participants.”

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