Tradeweb Markets, a Nasdaq-listed company, released its trading volumes report for June 2021 on Wednesday. The global operator of electronic marketplaces for rates, credit, Equities and money markets noted that had it witnessed a total trading volume of $23.1 trillion for the month, while the average daily volume (ADV) was $1.05 trillion, representing an increase of 34.7% in a year-over-year basis.
Also, the second quarter figures showed that total trading volume was $62 trillion, and its ADV hit $976.9 billion, which is another surge of 25.5% in a year-over-year reading. “In US Credit, Tradeweb’s share of both fully electronic High Grade, and High Yield TRACE reached a record for the firm of 13.1% and 5.4%, respectively, during the month of June. Activity in US High Grade and European credit was driven by record activity in portfolio trading, while US High Yield volumes were boosted by record activity in Tradeweb AllTrade,” the report noted.
In addition, the Q2 saw that Tradeweb’s share of fully electronic TRACE volume was 12.1% for US High Grade, which is up from 5.8% compared with the same period last year. “We see client usage of new and legacy Tradeweb protocols and services continuing to evolve. Our diverse approach was on full display in June, as new records were set in key products across credit, rates and equities. We also saw continued momentum in US credit, capturing record market share and effectively occupying a larger slice of what’s been a growing pie,” Lee Olesky, Tradeweb Markets’ CEO, commented.
Government Bonds
For the government bonds, US bonds ADV was up 24.6% year-over-year to $119.4 billion, while European government bonds ADV accounted for $32.1 trillion, which is up 14.1% in a year-over-year reading. “Client uptake of innovative protocols continued apace, with growing adoption of streams and session-based trading. Steady global government bond issuance remained supportive of trading generally despite waning market Volatility ,” Tradeweb added.
The company reported $19.6 trillion in trading volume in May, as Finance Magnates reported.
