Bloomberg SDR is now live

Today Bloomberg went live with its Swap Data Repository. See www.bloombergsdr.com This means there are now four SDRs in the US; DTCC, ICE, CME and BBG. See our SEF & SDR Summary Table However for Rates & Credit the only one that has had meaningful volume is DTCC. That changed today (May 12) with the […]

EMIR and CFTC SDR Cross Currency Swap Volumes

Following on from last weeks article on EMIR Trade Reporting and Public Data, I wanted to look at a specific product (Cross Currency Swaps) and see what the EMIR data shows and how this compares to the Dodd-Frank Act data. Cross Currency Swaps are an important global product with long dated trades in currency pairs […]

SEF: Week 30

SEF data continues to churn out.  We’ve got a couple weeks yet until we see a few potentially interesting events unfold: Packaged Trade exemption runs out ICAP’s attempt to de-bifurcate (if that’s a word) liquidity in the swaps market with IGDL Bloomberg turns on their Bloomberg SDR I’ll reserve comment on these until get closer […]

SEF: Data Through Good Friday

Good Friday marked the end of the 29th week of SEF trading.  As with most holiday weeks, volume dropped off.  But how about the larger trend over the past 6 weeks? DATA Lets first look at SEFView for the most recent 6 weeks: So we’ve seen a few things over these 6 weeks: CRD activity […]

SEF: Week 25

The SEF world continues to churn out data.  I didn’t write a blog last week (week 24, March 10-14), and my loyal followers let me hear it.  Everyone should know by now that the data is there to be seen on SEFView at any time.  We’ve just begun updating the data on a daily basis […]