Bond Markets Climb Onto 21st Century Cloud
Suzanne Cosgrove

Suzanne Cosgrove

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280 CapMarkets’ David Rudd describes bond market evolution

Tech firms find their niche as fixed-income trading finally embraces electronic platforms. Do you remember blue lists? Bonds have come a long way since those days, says 280 CapMarket’s David Rudd.

“The cloud allows the (bond trading) platform to be much more dynamic,” David Rudd says. “It allows you to see more and run more analytics in real time.”

Suzanne Cosgrove of John Lothian News interviews David Rudd, the co-founder of 280 CapMarkets, for this JLN Interview Podcast.

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