In the decade since the 2008 financial crisis and the passage of Dodd-Frank, fixed income traders on the buy- and sellsides have adopted new methods of trading such as electronic all-to-all networks, while new electronic liquidity providers are making markets in corporate bonds as a result of their activity in the burgeoning fixed income ETF market.

New sources of data and predictive analytic techniques are helping buyside traders find liquidity, squeeze transaction costs and streamline workflows. Join Fixed Income Forum for a special one-day look at the revolution in bond trading in the US and the world.

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