Portfolio trading — now also A Thing in European bonds

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Portfolio trading — now also A Thing in European bonds - Financial Times

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Most portfolio trades identified by Barclays happened on electronic platforms like Tradeweb, and involved about 60 bonds worth a total of €40mn on average.

Portfolio trading now accounts for as much as a quarter of investment-grade corporate bond trading, and a sixth of junk bond trading.

Unlike passive investors, who track an index, active investors, in particular open-end mutual funds, frequently trade bonds and depend on liquidity to efficiently enter and exit positions.