News & Insight

List trading now accounts for 32% of all tickets under $1 million dollars

List Trading now accounts for 32% of all tickets under $1 million dollars. This is a 191% increase from last year. Clients are seeing value in our List Trading functionality, as they manage their small trade flows more efficiently. Click here to learn more about List Trading.

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RRB notional limit increases to $10M.

Starting October 17th, 2017, Real Return Bonds (RRBs) will be available for trading at an increased notional limit of $10 million, up from $3 million. RRBs have been demonstrating stronger liquidity, with volume, trade size and the number of tickets traded increasing over the last few quarters. For ...

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CanDeal Team Works at Ronald McDonald House

On October 3rd, the CanDeal team had the opportunity to help out at Ronald McDonald House Charities Toronto, which serves seriously ill children and their families, helping them stay together during their treatment and focus on getting better. We rolled up our sleeves to prepare dinner for the 81 ...

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RMHC Collage.compressed.pdf

CanDeal is T+2 Ready

The financial industry is shortening the settlement cycle process from T+3 to T+2 for most products on September 5, 2017. This move is designed to help mitigate operational and systemic risk in capital markets by reducing margin and liquidity needs during times of economic volatility and lessen ...

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CanDeal's June Coupon Contest 2017 - Results

Thank you to all clients who participated in CanDeal’s June Coupon Contest. Katya Berezovskaia of BMO, whose guess was remarkably close to the actual volume on June 1st of $16.462 billion, has designated the Ottawa National Capital Region’s Dress for Success as the charity to receive a $1,000 ...

Client List Trading - Simplied Multi-Security Execution

List Trading allows you to send a package of buy and sell inquiries to multiple dealers in order to facilitate recurring maintenance trades, eliminating the need for a series of RFQs and ultimately saving you time.

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Client - List Trading.pdf

CanDeal's 2016 Year in Review

$2.5 Trillion Traded in 2016 • Volumes increased 11% in 2016 • CanDeal Marketplace Introduces European Trading Hours • Corporate Bonds Available Through List Trading These are just a few insights from our annual Year in Review infographic. Click below to get a complete overview of our electronic ...

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2016 Year In Review EN.pdf

CanDeal Mobile

CanDeal Mobile offers you free access to real-time Canadian and U.S. government benchmark streaming prices during regular business hours. This user-friendly feature is quick to set up on your mobile device. Click to learn more.

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24174 CanDeal Mobile 2.0–One Pager_E.pdf

Corporate Bond Trading on CanDeal

CanDeal is pleased to promote Corporate Bond trades through List Trading on our Canadian marketplace. We've improved our List Trading offering by expanding our liquidity pool. Please click to learn more.

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Corporate List Trading on CanDeal.pdf

$2.3 Trillion Traded in 2015

2015 Year in Review - How did participants leverage our marketplace?754 Buy-Side Professionals Participated in 2015237,471 Trades Total New to CanDeal: List Trading These are just a few highlights from our annual infographic. The 2015 Year in Review is geared to provide clients with a holistic view ...

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CanDealYearInReview2015EN.pdf

H1 Update: E-Trading Volumes Outpace Voice Trading in Q1-2015

CanDeal participants have executed $1.2 trillion in volume during the first half of the year, which is largely unchanged from last year. The most recent data made available by IIROC (Q1-2015) suggests industry volumes are down by approximately 12%.

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CanDeal-H1-2015Update.pdf

$2.4 Trillion Traded in 2014 - Year in Review

According to Greenwich Associates, 48% of all Canadian fixed-income trading volume is executed electronically, predominantly through CanDeal.1We have created a visual graphic of some street-wide metrics that would be of interest to our participants - this document provides a holistic view of our ...

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2014 Year in Review

OTC Intelligence - CSA Publishes Proposed National Instrument 94-101 – Mandatory Central Counterparty Clearing of Derivatives

On February 12, 2015, the CSA released for public comment a proposed rule on the subject of mandatory central counterparty (CCP) clearing of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives in Canada. The Clearing Rule sets out the requirements for implementing in Canada the G20 commitment to require that all ...

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OTCIntelligence-25Feb2015-CSA94-101-MandatoryClearing.pdf

OTC Intelligence - Canadian Securities Administrators Consultation Paper 92-401 – Derivatives Trading Facilities

On January 29, 2015, the CSA released for public comment a consultation paper on the subject of trading of over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives in Canada. The paper sets out a policy framework for implementing in Canada the G20 commitment to require that standardized OTC derivatives be traded on ...

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OTCIntelligence-18Feb2015-CSAPaper92-401-DTF.pdf

OTC Intelligence - Mandatory Platform Trading of Derivatives: U.S. Update

Market participants in the U.S. have spent the better part of the year adjusting to new rules as mandatory trading of a range of OTC derivatives on multilateral trading platforms known as Swap Execution Facilities (SEFs) finally became a reality. This paper briefly summarizes the introduction of the ...

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OTC Intelligence-6November2014-SEF-MAT-Update.pdf