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MONTREAL/TORONTO, March 13, 2013 – CanDeal, the leading institutional electronic marketplace for Canadian rates, money market and derivatives, is pleased to announce that Morgan Stanley will be joining its marketplace as a liquidity provider for Government of Canada bonds.

The addition of Morgan Stanley to CanDeal’s marketplace deepens the electronic liquidity pool in Canada to 14 providers. More than 250 global institutions leverage CanDeal to gain insight and direct access to Canadian dollar product.

As markets become increasingly linked by technology, Morgan Stanley continues to expand its business around the world. “Morgan Stanley is pleased to join CanDeal as a provider of liquidity in Canadian Government Bonds. Adding CanDeal further strengthens Morgan Stanley’s offering to clients in major government bond markets globally,” said Glenn Hadden, Managing Director, Head of Global Interest Rate Products from Morgan Stanley.

“Our goal is to provide a marketplace that strengthens the position of Canada’s debt markets,” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “The success of our marketplace is contingent upon providing solutions to market participants that delivers optimal transparency, efficient trade execution and unique business intelligence data, while reducing operational risk. The addition of another world-class investment dealer, such as Morgan Stanley, further solidifies CanDeal as the premier destination for institutional marketplace participants to transact in Canadian dollar securities.”

About CanDeal:

CanDeal is the leading electronic marketplace for Canadian dollar fixed income securities and derivatives (www.candeal.com). Institutional investors from around the globe gain direct access to a network of leading dealers, including all of Canada’s Primary Dealers. Participants are provided with greater transparency, operational efficiencies and unique business intelligence data. 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 electronic access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb Markets LLC in the United States and Europe.

For more information, contact:
Andrew Kearney
Marketing Manager
CanDeal
(416) 814-7815

MONTREAL/TORONTO, March 13, 2013 – CanDeal, the leading institutional electronic marketplace for Canadian rates, money market and derivatives, is pleased to announce that Morgan Stanley will be joining its marketplace as a liquidity provider for Government of Canada bonds.The addition of Morgan Stanley to CanDeal’s marketplace deepens the electronic liquidity pool in Canada to 14 providers. More than 250 global institutions leverage CanDeal to gain insight and direct access to Canadian dollar product. As markets become increasingly linked by technology, Morgan Stanley continues to expand its business around the world. “Morgan Stanley is pleased to join CanDeal as a provider of liquidity in Canadian Government Bonds. Adding CanDeal further strengthens Morgan Stanley’s offering to clients in major government bond markets globally,” said Glenn Hadden, Managing Director, Head of Global Interest Rate Products from Morgan Stanley. “Our goal is to provide a marketplace that strengthens the position of Canada’s debt markets,” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “The success of our marketplace is contingent upon providing solutions to market participants that delivers optimal transparency, efficient trade execution and unique business intelligence data, while reducing operational risk. The addition of another world-class investment dealer, such as Morgan Stanley, further solidifies CanDeal as the premier destination for institutional marketplace participants to transact in Canadian dollar securities.”About CanDeal:CanDeal is the leading electronic marketplace for Canadian dollar fixed income securities and derivatives (www.candeal.com). Institutional investors from around the globe gain direct access to a network of leading dealers, including all of Canada’s Primary Dealers. Participants are provided with greater transparency, operational efficiencies and unique business intelligence data. 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 electronic access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb Markets LLC in the United States and Europe.For more information, contact:Andrew KearneyMarketing ManagerCanDeal(416) 814-7815 

2013-03-13

CFTC Approval Paves the Way for Regulated Electronic Swap Trading
On September 6, 2013, CanDeal’s global Canadian dollar interest rate swap partner, Tradeweb Markets, announced it has received temporary registration approval for its swap execution facilities (SEFs) from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – compliance deadline for SEFs was October 2, 2013.

Electronic Trades Feed Central Clearing
The existing electronic IRS infrastructure facilitates end-to-end electronic execution and clearing. Buy- and sell-side participants who leverage the technology already have their post-trade message information being sent directly to central clearing houses.

CFTC Approval Paves the Way for Regulated Electronic Swap TradingOn September 6, 2013, CanDeal’s global Canadian dollar interest rate swap partner, Tradeweb Markets, announced it has received temporary registration approval for its swap execution facilities (SEFs) from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – compliance deadline for SEFs was October 2, 2013.Electronic Trades Feed Central ClearingThe existing electronic IRS infrastructure facilitates end-to-end electronic execution and clearing. Buy- and sell-side participants who leverage the technology already have their post-trade message information being sent directly to central clearing houses.

2013-10-04

Le feu vert de la CFTC ouvre la voie à la négociation électronique réglementée de contrats de swap
Le 6 septembre 2013, le partenaire mondial de CanDeal pour la négociation de swaps de taux d’intérêt en dollars canadiens, Tradeweb Markets, a annoncé l’obtention de l’inscription temporaire pour ses systèmes d’exécution des swaps (SEF) de la Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – la date limite de mise en conformité pour les SEF était le 2 octobre 2013.

Les transactions électroniques alimentent la compensation centrale
L’infrastructure IRS électronique existante facilite l’exécution et la compensation électronique intégrales. Investisseurs et courtiers qui utilisent la technologie envoient déjà directement les informations de leurs messages post-transactions à des chambres de compensation centrales.

Le feu vert de la CFTC ouvre la voie à la négociation électronique réglementée de contrats de swapLe 6 septembre 2013, le partenaire mondial de CanDeal pour la négociation de swaps de taux d’intérêt en dollars canadiens, Tradeweb Markets, a annoncé l’obtention de l’inscription temporaire pour ses systèmes d’exécution des swaps (SEF) de la Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) – la date limite de mise en conformité pour les SEF était le 2 octobre 2013.Les transactions électroniques alimentent la compensation centraleL’infrastructure IRS électronique existante facilite l’exécution et la compensation électronique intégrales. Investisseurs et courtiers qui utilisent la technologie envoient déjà directement les informations de leurs messages post-transactions à des chambres de compensation centrales.

2013-10-04

CanDeal a le plaisir d’annoncer que nous assisterons au septième sommet annuel Canadian Trading and Investing, organisé par Markets Media, jeudi 17 avril. Le chef de la direction de CanDeal, Jayson Horner, participera au groupe de discussion sur l’informatisation des marchés financiers.

Le sommet couvrira les titres à revenu fixe, les marchés de change et les actions. D’autres sujets seront débattus, comme les effets de la réglementation et les répercussions sur certains secteurs, le risque systémique, la compensation et la négociation.

Pour en savoir plus sur le sommet, cliquez ici ou communiquez avec votre représentant CanDeal.

CanDeal a le plaisir d’annoncer que nous assisterons au septième sommet annuel Canadian Trading and Investing, organisé par Markets Media, jeudi 17 avril. Le chef de la direction de CanDeal, Jayson Horner, participera au groupe de discussion sur l’informatisation des marchés financiers.Le sommet couvrira les titres à revenu fixe, les marchés de change et les actions. D’autres sujets seront débattus, comme les effets de la réglementation et les répercussions sur certains secteurs, le risque systémique, la compensation et la négociation.Pour en savoir plus sur le sommet, cliquez ici ou communiquez avec votre représentant CanDeal.

2014-04-09

CanDeal is pleased to announce our participation at the 7^th annual Canadian Trading and Investing Summit, hosted by Markets Media on Thursday April 17^th. CanDeal’s CEO, Jayson Horner, will be participating on a panel focused on the electronification of financial markets.

The event will focus on fixed income, foreign exchange and equities. Other topics debated will include the effects of regulation and what it means for specific sectors, systemic risk, clearing and trading.

For more information on the event, please click here or contact your CanDeal sales representative.

CanDeal is pleased to announce our participation at the 7th annual Canadian Trading and Investing Summit, hosted by Markets Media on Thursday April 17th. CanDeal’s CEO, Jayson Horner, will be participating on a panel focused on the electronification of financial markets.The event will focus on fixed income, foreign exchange and equities. Other topics debated will include the effects of regulation and what it means for specific sectors, systemic risk, clearing and trading.For more information on the event, please click here or contact your CanDeal sales representative.

2014-04-09

Quelque 2 300 milliards de dollars ont été négociés sur CanDeal en 2013, mais qu’est-ce que cela représente vraiment ? Le marché des titres à revenu fixe poursuit son virage électronique. Nous avons le plaisir d’annoncer que les volumes de négociation ont progressé de 32 % en un an – 2013 a été une autre année record pour CanDeal.

Comme l’an dernier, nous avons créé une représentation visuelle de quelques-unes des statistiques clés qui intéressent nos participants. Notre Revue de l’année 2013 de CanDeal donne une vision holistique de notre activité de négociation de titres à revenu fixe.

Quelque 2 300 milliards de dollars ont été négociés sur CanDeal en 2013, mais qu’est-ce que cela représente vraiment ? Le marché des titres à revenu fixe poursuit son virage électronique. Nous avons le plaisir d’annoncer que les volumes de négociation ont progressé de 32 % en un an – 2013 a été une autre année record pour CanDeal.Comme l’an dernier, nous avons créé une représentation visuelle de quelques-unes des statistiques clés qui intéressent nos participants. Notre Revue de l’année 2013 de CanDeal donne une vision holistique de notre activité de négociation de titres à revenu fixe.

2014-01-28

$2.3 trillion was traded on CanDeal in 2013, but what did that really mean? The Canadian fixed income market continues its trend towards electronicfication. We are pleased to report that trading was up 32% on an annual basis, helping make 2013 yet another record breaking year for CanDeal.

Similar to last year, we have created a visual snapshot of some of the key statistics that are of interest to our participants. Our 2013 CanDeal Year in Review infographic provides a holistic view of our electronic trading business.

$2.3 trillion was traded on CanDeal in 2013, but what did that really mean? The Canadian fixed income market continues its trend towards electronicfication. We are pleased to report that trading was up 32% on an annual basis, helping make 2013 yet another record breaking year for CanDeal.Similar to last year, we have created a visual snapshot of some of the key statistics that are of interest to our participants. Our 2013 CanDeal Year in Review infographic provides a holistic view of our electronic trading business.

2014-01-28

Trade reporting is intended to provide regulators with insight into the market, but how can multiple reporting centres provide a single view? Dan Barnes reports on how Canada is approaching trade reporting across the provinces. This article features comments from Phil Wright, Managing Director, Canadian sales at CanDeal.

Click here to read the entire story.

Trade reporting is intended to provide regulators with insight into the market, but how can multiple reporting centres provide a single view? Dan Barnes reports on how Canada is approaching trade reporting across the provinces. This article features comments from Phil Wright, Managing Director, Canadian sales at CanDeal.Click here to read the entire story.

2014-01-16

First step aligned with US rules, cross-border harmonisation expected. Dan Barnes explores how trade reporting of OTC derivatives in evolving in Canada. The article quotes CanDeal Global Product head Mike White on how Canadian regulators have been tackling this large undertaking.

Click here to read the entire story.

First step aligned with US rules, cross-border harmonisation expected. Dan Barnes explores how trade reporting of OTC derivatives in evolving in Canada. The article quotes CanDeal Global Product head Mike White on how Canadian regulators have been tackling this large undertaking.Click here to read the entire story.

2014-01-16

Les autorités de réglementation financière remanient le marché des dérivés de gré à gré dans le but de réduire le risque systémique. Le changement est en marche depuis plus de cinq ans, mais on commence à saisir la complexité et le degré de nuances des réformes du marché des dérivés. Le 28 mai 2014, les participants du marché et les parties prenantes du secteur se sont réunis à Toronto pour échanger des idées et élargir leurs perspectives sur la meilleure manière de se préparer à ces réformes.

Les autorités de réglementation financière remanient le marché des dérivés de gré à gré dans le but de réduire le risque systémique. Le changement est en marche depuis plus de cinq ans, mais on commence à saisir la complexité et le degré de nuances des réformes du marché des dérivés. Le 28 mai 2014, les participants du marché et les parties prenantes du secteur se sont réunis à Toronto pour échanger des idées et élargir leurs perspectives sur la meilleure manière de se préparer à ces réformes.

2014-07-03