Tradeweb Markets Inc. reported a significant surge
in trading volumes for December 2023, hitting an impressive $28.9 trillion. This
figure represents a growth of 43.3% year-on-year. Tradeweb’s surge in trading, encompassing rates,
credit, equities, and money markets, underscores an exceptional trend in the
financial landscape.
The rates market witnessed significant spikes, with
US government bond ADV rising 39.8% YoY to $159.5 billion. This boost was supported by
diverse trading protocols and sustained market volatility .
European government bond ADV increased 21.5% YoY
to $33.4 billion, driven by ongoing market fluctuations and strong hedge fund activity.
The mortgage sector experienced a notable surge of 34.1% YoY, reflecting a rally
in the rates market and heightened client engagement.
Across credit segments, Tradeweb observed an increase of 56.4%
YoY in fully electronic U.S. credit ADV, reaching $5.6 billion. Besides that, the European credit ADV surged by 26.2% YoY to $1.6 billion.
Although municipal bond ADV slightly slowed down,
US ETFs and European ETFs showed substantial increases of 44.3% and
29.1% YoY, respectively. Equities , especially US ETFs, demonstrated an upturn, highlighting strong institutional platform volumes.
In the money markets segments, repurchase agreement
ADV climbed by 34.2% YoY to $508.7 billion. This upswing was caused by increased adoption of Tradeweb’s electronic trading solutions, global repo
activity, and the prevailing rates market scenario.
A Positive Growth Trajectory
Last November, Tradeweb Markets posted a
substantial surge in trading volumes, reaching $38.2 trillion. The platform’s
ADV reached $1.80 trillion, attributed to significant growth across various
markets, including rates, credit, equities, and money markets.
Retail market involvement, especially in response to
higher interest rates, contributed significantly to these high volumes, according to a report by Finance Magnates. Tradeweb observed
remarkable growth in the rates market, with US government bond ADV rising 19.5%
YoY to $163.7 billion.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg, MarketAxess, and Tradeweb
announced the withdrawal from their joint venture last month. This initiative aimed to transform the fixed-income consolidated tape provider space in the European
Union and the United Kingdom.
According to a report by Finance Magnates, the decision to suspend the joint venture was due to uncertainties encompassing crucial aspects of the joint
project. Tradeweb’s statement highlighted challenges related to the ambiguous
outcome of the venture’s product.
Tradeweb Markets Inc. reported a significant surge
in trading volumes for December 2023, hitting an impressive $28.9 trillion. This
figure represents a growth of 43.3% year-on-year. Tradeweb’s surge in trading, encompassing rates,
credit, equities, and money markets, underscores an exceptional trend in the
financial landscape.
The rates market witnessed significant spikes, with
US government bond ADV rising 39.8% YoY to $159.5 billion. This boost was supported by
diverse trading protocols and sustained market volatility .
European government bond ADV increased 21.5% YoY
to $33.4 billion, driven by ongoing market fluctuations and strong hedge fund activity.
The mortgage sector experienced a notable surge of 34.1% YoY, reflecting a rally
in the rates market and heightened client engagement.
Across credit segments, Tradeweb observed an increase of 56.4%
YoY in fully electronic U.S. credit ADV, reaching $5.6 billion. Besides that, the European credit ADV surged by 26.2% YoY to $1.6 billion.
Although municipal bond ADV slightly slowed down,
US ETFs and European ETFs showed substantial increases of 44.3% and
29.1% YoY, respectively. Equities , especially US ETFs, demonstrated an upturn, highlighting strong institutional platform volumes.
In the money markets segments, repurchase agreement
ADV climbed by 34.2% YoY to $508.7 billion. This upswing was caused by increased adoption of Tradeweb’s electronic trading solutions, global repo
activity, and the prevailing rates market scenario.
A Positive Growth Trajectory
Last November, Tradeweb Markets posted a
substantial surge in trading volumes, reaching $38.2 trillion. The platform’s
ADV reached $1.80 trillion, attributed to significant growth across various
markets, including rates, credit, equities, and money markets.
Retail market involvement, especially in response to
higher interest rates, contributed significantly to these high volumes, according to a report by Finance Magnates. Tradeweb observed
remarkable growth in the rates market, with US government bond ADV rising 19.5%
YoY to $163.7 billion.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg, MarketAxess, and Tradeweb
announced the withdrawal from their joint venture last month. This initiative aimed to transform the fixed-income consolidated tape provider space in the European
Union and the United Kingdom.
According to a report by Finance Magnates, the decision to suspend the joint venture was due to uncertainties encompassing crucial aspects of the joint
project. Tradeweb’s statement highlighted challenges related to the ambiguous
outcome of the venture’s product.
