Fixed Income

Centralized primary global fixed income issuance network shares electronic deal and order information in real time.

Shared, consolidated orderbook with reconciliation enables banks to price deals quickly, efficiently, and electronically in real-time. Even the largest deals are built and priced the same day.

Automated bookbuild process and easier reconciliation reduces errors and faster execution means less exposure to market movements.

Digitized workflow is easy to capture, track, and share; and provides a detailed audit trail helping banks to comply more easily with increasing regulatory demands.

Workflow to handle new regulations e.g. MiFID II and detailed audit trails allow banks to comply more easily with increasing regulatory demands.

Integrated - API connectivity, open interoperability allows banks and investors to connect to other systems e.g. CRM for investor data or trade processing systems.

A unique network of member banks linked by web-based technology that synchronizes deal and order book information between syndicate desks.

Our deal terms communication tool ensures that banks and all other parties involved can work together in real time to set up deals and communicate the terms to sales, other banks, and investors in an organized, compliant format.

Centralized, auditable platform for Japanese retention transactions, enabling smooth execution of deal communication. Japanese version.

Communication of orders between buyside portfolio managers and traders directly via their OMS provider.

A web portal for buyside investors to view, interact, order, and receive allocations with new issues available in the market.

Communication of orders between buyside portfolio managers and traders directly via DealMonitor.

Consume deal data internally.

Order placement via FIX for OMS, EMS, & Proprietary Built Systems.

Monitoring of primary fixed income market activity conducted by traders and portfolio managers.

These indices encompass our global and regional fixed income index offerings, including our S&P Aggregate™ Bond Indices.

These indices are designed to track the performance of debt issued by the U.S. government, government-sponsored agencies, quasi-government agencies, and international developed market governments.

Our inflation-linked indices are designed to track the performance of local currency-denominated inflation-linked securities publicly issued by countries for their domestic markets. These indices include broad, comprehensive developed market indices and indices specific to individual countries.

Our U.S. municipal bond indices are designed to track the performance of bonds issued by state, country, and local governments, as well as their respective agencies.

Our money market indices are designed to track the performance of securities publicly issued by North American, European, Asian, Pan Asian, Oceanian, and Latin American governments for their domestic markets.

These indices, which include the S&P 500 Bond Indices, are designed to track the performance of investment-grade and high-yield corporates globally and in developed markets including the U.S.

These indices focus on particular themes in the fixed income space, including bond futures and swaps, sustainability, factors, and real assets.

The S&P U.S. Mortgage-Backed Securities Indices cover U.S. dollar-denominated, fixed-rate and adjustable-rate/hybrid mortgage pass-through securities issued by Ginnie Mae (GNMA), Fannie Mae (FNMA), and Freddie Mac (FHLMC).

We track the most liquid U.S., Canadian, and international preferred stock markets, as well as convertible bonds, which are hybrid securities that have both debt and equity features.

Sukuk financial instruments comply with Shariah law. Our fixed income indices track them broadly and are segmented by maturity and rating.