The Reuters Capital Markets 19901 service, which enables clients to make effective evaluations using an extensive source of prices that assists with both portfolio and inventory management, will now source pricing through Dealerweb and ICAP.
RCM 19901 data can be licensed for use in multiple formats for various functions including real-time individual desktop use, including through the Eikon platform, real-time enterprise feeds or intraday snapshots.
Jamie Grant, global head of Fixed Income and Enterprise Market Data, Thomson Reuters, commented:
“All US Treasury order books carry the same level of pricing regardless of volumes in US Treasury Actives, however, it is the US Treasury pricing combined with the swap spreads that are most critical for the industry to determine fair value in the rates market. We are committed to offering our customers the broadest range of data solutions to drive their business performance. Our clients will continue to have access to the same level of service and high-quality data with leading US Dollar swaps data from ICAP and now exclusive Dealerweb US Treasury data.”
Dealerweb is the wholesale and inter-dealer trading division of Tradeweb Markets.
Brian McElligott, Head of Data Strategy at Tradeweb Markets, said:
“We look forward to providing on-the-run U.S. Treasury data from our Dealerweb U.S. Treasury marketplace to the Thomson Reuters RCM 19901 pricing service, a longstanding source of pricing information to the industry. Dealerweb leverages advanced Tradeweb Markets technology to serve as an accurate source for real-time price intelligence for the leading participants in the wholesale U.S. Treasury market.”
Eric Sinclair, CEO of Data & Analytics at TP ICAP, added: “ICAP Information is a major source of data for the global OTC markets. This is an important relationship as it continues the long-standing presence of ICAP’s swap data on 19901, which is a pivotal page in U.S. fixed income markets.