Conclusions d’une série d’entretiens en tête à tête sur le développement de la négociation électronique sur le marché monétaire
Conclusions d’une série d’entretiens en tête à tête sur le développement de la négociation électronique sur le marché monétaire
2011-01-01
Findings from a series of one-on-one interviews discussing the development of electronic Money Market trading
Findings from a series of one-on-one interviews discussing the development of electronic Money Market trading
2011-01-01
Le point sur le marché américain, lieux de négociation et transactions de swap admissibles
Le point sur le marché américain, lieux de négociation et transactions de swap admissibles
2010-12-22
US Market Update, Trading Venues & Eligible Swap Transactions
US Market Update, Trading Venues & Eligible Swap Transactions
2010-12-22
Introductory comments from CanDeal on OTC Derivatives regulation
Introductory comments from CanDeal on OTC Derivatives regulation
2010-12-21
Hybrid Relations Flourish in Quebec. Dealer-to-Client Relationships: Technically speaking, things have changed for the better.
Hybrid Relations Flourish in Quebec. Dealer-to-Client Relationships: Technically speaking, things have changed for the better.
2011-09-21
Commentaires d’introduction de CanDeal sur les dérivés hors cote
Commentaires d’introduction de CanDeal sur les dérivés hors cote
2010-12-21
Les autorités de réglementation américaines continuent de se pencher sur des règles pour les plateformes de négociation de contrats de swap (SEF) et ont prolongé les délais de mise en application. Au Canada, les autorités travaillent sur des défis similaires et continuent de collaborer avec les intervenants du marché et les autorités de réglementation du monde.
Les autorités de réglementation américaines continuent de se pencher sur des règles pour les plateformes de négociation de contrats de swap (SEF) et ont prolongé les délais de mise en application. Au Canada, les autorités travaillent sur des défis similaires et continuent de collaborer avec les intervenants du marché et les autorités de réglementation du monde.
2011-09-01
MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario – CanDeal is pleased to report that its participants traded a record $113 Billion in Canadian debt securities during the month of September, 2010.
In addition to the record volume achieved, the team at CanDeal is pleased to report that a record number of institutional buy-side users executed trades in the month.
“Over the past quarter traded volume surpassed $278 Billion, trade count exceeded 34,600 and over 400 buy-side participants executed trades” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “On behalf of the entire CanDeal team, I would like to thank our participants for their continued support and input” added Horner.
Additionally, according to the latest available Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) statistics, CanDeal is pleased to report significant market share growth in the second quarter of 2010. During this period, IIROC secondary market volume statistics for Government of Canada bonds, increased by 52% over the prior year’s second quarter, compared to a 96% increase for CanDeal over the same period.
About CanDeal
CanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of Canada’s 12 Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group.
CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe.
MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario – CanDeal is pleased to report that its participants traded a record $113 Billion in Canadian debt securities during the month of September, 2010.In addition to the record volume achieved, the team at CanDeal is pleased to report that a record number of institutional buy-side users executed trades in the month.“Over the past quarter traded volume surpassed $278 Billion, trade count exceeded 34,600 and over 400 buy-side participants executed trades” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “On behalf of the entire CanDeal team, I would like to thank our participants for their continued support and input” added Horner.Additionally, according to the latest available Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) statistics, CanDeal is pleased to report significant market share growth in the second quarter of 2010. During this period, IIROC secondary market volume statistics for Government of Canada bonds, increased by 52% over the prior year’s second quarter, compared to a 96% increase for CanDeal over the same period.About CanDealCanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of Canada’s 12 Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group.CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe.
2010-10-04
Regulators in the United States continue to focus on rule definitions regarding SEF’s and have extended implementation dates. In Canada, regulators are focused on similar challenges and continue to work with market participants and global regulators.
Regulators in the United States continue to focus on rule definitions regarding SEF’s and have extended implementation dates. In Canada, regulators are focused on similar challenges and continue to work with market participants and global regulators.
2011-09-01