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View Article  LiquidityHub Shuts Down
LiquidityHub (see earlier article) announced late on friday that they are to shut down after only 5 months of trading. The multi-distributor, multi-dealer liquidity aggregator for fixed income markets that was backed by 16 dealer-banks was meant to compete with the likes of Tradeweb by streaming Fixed Income and Swap prices from both Reuters and Bloomberg to facilitate liquidity distribution.

However in a short statement released just before end of trading on Friday, LiquidityHub says it will "cease electronic trading operations from close of business today...the decision has been taken due to recent market conditions which have called into question the current scalability of the LiquidityHub model".

There have been rumours circulating for some time that take-up of the service has been poor and that banks' support for the platform was less than satisfactory. Last year many of the banks involved in the LiquidityHub venture - including Goldman ...   more »

View Article  T Zero launches Novations +

London & New York, March 28, 2008 – T-Zero, the most widely adopted credit derivative affirmation platform, has released its next generation ‘Novations+TM’ processing technology. The new technology is fully integrated with the DTCC Trade Warehouse and directly addresses the new industry commitments announced by the Operations Management Group (OMG).

The launch of Novations+ also comes amid renewed calls from U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and from regulators, including the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, for additional scale, automation and standardization in credit derivative processing.

Novations+ functionality enables buy-side and sell-side market participants to achieve 2008 novation targets set by the OMG to submit novation requests via an electronic platform rather than via email. Additionally, the new technology allows the credit derivative industry to scale novation processing by providing system-to-system connectivity, interoperability and automation for even the most complex novation operations involving prime brokers and fund allocations. ...   more »

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