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Michael Mackenzie of the Financial Times writes about the launch of active U.S. Treasury bond trading on the Dealerweb platform noting it already has strong trading participation from leading dealers and electronic market making firms.

Tradeweb CEO Lee Olesky is quoted in an article from Markets Media discussing the electronification of fixed income in a piece about the importance of market participants increasing trading on electronic platforms to deepen liquidity.

Tradeweb President, Billy Hult discusses the growing use of compression tools by market participants when trading derivatives on SEFs in a contributed article.

Viren Vaghela of Asia Risk reports on the recently released Japan FSA rules, which have proposed a threshold of ¥6 trillion ($59 billion) for Japanese banks to trade vanilla yen interest rate swaps electronically from September 2015.

Lee Olesky, Tradeweb CEO was ranked 22nd in the Institutional Investor 2014 Tech 50 list.

Steve Marlin of Markets Media writes about more market participants looking to shift their derivatives trading to electronic platforms, following the publication of a report by Greenwich Associates analyzing the SEF landscape after one year of trading.

Ivy Schmerken from Wall Street & Technology reports on the news of a twenty fold increase in interest-rate derivatives trading volumes on Tradeweb's TW SEF in the first two weeks of September.

James Rundle of Waters Technology reports on the gradual adoption of SEF trading as the industry approaches the one year anniversary since e-trading of derivatives began.

Matthew Leising of Bloomberg News reports on the launch of the Tradeweb US investment grade corporate bond trading platform and discusses the current corporate bond trading landscape.

In a Financial Times opinion piece, Tradeweb CEO, Lee Olesky comments on the transition of derivatives trading to swap execution facilities (SEFs), and the made available to trade (MAT) process for determining which swaps should be traded on SEFs