How is the role of traders evolving? And what will be the key drivers of change in the future? Ellie Brennan, our associate director of business development, explores these questions in the latest LedgerEdge blog.

What can we expect from the markets this year? Read the latest blog from our UK head of sales, Dom Holland, about opportunities and threats impacting corporate bond trading this year.

There have been significant shifts in the corporate bond market over the years, with plenty more on the horizon too. But where does the market stand today? And how can traders and investors prepare themselves for future challenges?

In our latest blog Charlie Gibson, from our Business Development team, discusses how traders can safely explore the world of digital trading and improve competitiveness.

In July, the ECB raised interest rates in an attempt to curb surging borrowing costs, causing primary issuance to decline. What does this mean for European corporate debt? Dom Holland from of our Business Development team gives his thoughts on how secondary markets can use new technology to reform the risk transfer model.

There is no turning back the tide on institutional demand for efficiency in capital markets. Charlie and Ellie from our business development team look at why big tech changes in fixed income are key for the next wave of innovation and the important place a trader holds as the technology for the entire trading and operations lifecycle continues to evolve.

The LedgerEdge team reflect on our biggest takeaways of the FILS 2022 Nashville event, from the power of tech to mitigate market strain to interoperability.

Digital assets have the potential to revolutionize finance, but they are poorly understood. A lack of clarity on digital assets creates unrealistic expectations and limits the benefits to the market as a whole. In this post our CEO David Nicol shares our views on what digital assets are, how they add value, and how the market will evolve with them over the next 10 years.

Our CEO and Co-Founder David Nicol argues that smart orders are key to a data-driven, technologically advanced approach to bond trading.