From the rise of electronic trading in credit markets to the operational risk associated with AI-driven automation, explore the trends changing how institutional trading platforms are built and used.
“If you look at ticket sizes between €5-10m, around 55% of all trades are traded off-venue and 45% electronically, and it is around a 60%/40% split off-venue vs electronic in trade sizes of €25-50m. So, unsurprisingly, our data suggests that smaller trade sizes correlate more closely with an increased use of electronic trading.”
Nina Suhaib-Wolf
Senior Director, Market Practice and Regulatory Policy, ICMA
Markets and Economy
Jul 31, 2026
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