MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario (February 22, 2010) – CanDeal, the leader in online Canadian debt securities trading, is pleased to announce the launch of CanDeal Mobile; a real-time, mobile pricing application for benchmark Government Bond and Treasury Bill issues.CanDeal Mobile displays aggregated pricing data from Canada’s primary dealers. Institutional professionals can chose from a variety of security views which display selected securities. Each security view displays: bid and ask price, bid and ask yield as well as the change from the previous day’s close.Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal said, "We are very pleased to bring this innovative value add service to our client base. In the fast paced world of institutional fixed income trading  where anywhere, anytime information is vital to its participants , we have developed a tool for professionals to keep  in touch with  the market at all times.”CanDeal Mobile is currently available to investment dealers and institutional investors who actively participate on CanDeal.About CanDealCanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of all 12 of Canada’s Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality.CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe.

MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario (April 6, 2010) – CanDeal is pleased to announce that multiple trading records were set by domestic and foreign participants in the quarter ending March 31, 2010.CanDeal is pleased to report that new quarterly and monthly records were set for both trade volume, as well as trade count. During the quarter, trade volume exceeded $225 Billion, while recording over 28,000 trades; and a new single month volume record was set in March at over $92 Billion, while recording over 11,000 trades.During the quarter, CanDeal also introduced new functionality and trading protocols, which included Indication of Interest (IOI) trading, another first for the Canadian debt markets. “We have witnessed a significant increase in the size of trades, the number of trades and the number of users, all of which have contributed to the record quarter. We see participants utilizing our marketplace across a broader cross section of their daily work-flow needs” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder President & CEO of CanDeal.Tristan Michela, Executive Vice President of CanDeal said, “Half of our client base is now from outside of Canada, generating approximately 30% of volumes during the quarter. Foreign participation from players in markets that are larger and well versed along the electronic trading curve serves as a precursor to a growing trend domestically.”About CanDealCanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of Canada’s 12 Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group.CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe.

Measuring Liquidity – Liquidity increases in Government of Canada BondsRBC provides liquidity for Treasuries on TradewebNational Bank Financial, Desjardins Securities & Economical Insurance  comment on large ticket protocolsThrough the wire – eRelationship: TD Securities & CIBC Global Asset Management

July 7, 2010 - MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario – CanDeal is pleased to report that aggregated traded volumes on its marketplace surpassed $3 Trillion during the month of June, 2010.“Our third trillion was traded in 25% of the time that it took us to reach our first trillion” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “Seeing such great momentum in our activity it is testament to the value we deliver to the marketplace.” he added.In addition, CanDeal reports that its buy-side client base has grown to over 225 institutions. Tristan Michela, Executive Vice President of CanDeal said, “Half of our client base is now from outside of Canada, generating approximately 30% of volumes for the first half of 2010. Foreign participation from institutional investors in markets that are larger and more experienced with electronic trading serves as a precursor to the trend we are seeing domestically.”About CanDealCanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of Canada’s 12 Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group.CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe. 

MONTREAL, Quebec & TORONTO, Ontario – CanDeal is pleased to report that its participants traded a record $113 Billion in Canadian debt securities during the month of September, 2010.In addition to the record volume achieved, the team at CanDeal is pleased to report that a record number of institutional buy-side users executed trades in the month.“Over the past quarter traded volume surpassed $278 Billion, trade count exceeded 34,600 and over 400 buy-side participants executed trades” said Jayson Horner, Co-Founder, President and CEO of CanDeal. “On behalf of the entire CanDeal team, I would like to thank our participants for their continued support and input” added Horner.Additionally, according to the latest available Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) statistics, CanDeal is pleased to report significant market share growth in the second quarter of 2010. During this period, IIROC secondary market volume statistics for Government of Canada bonds, increased by 52% over the prior year’s second quarter, compared to a 96% increase for CanDeal over the same period.About CanDealCanDeal is the leading online marketplace for Canadian dollar debt securities (www.candeal.ca). CanDeal provides online access to the largest pool of liquidity for Canadian government bonds and money market instruments. The network delivers the market making power of Canada’s 12 Primary Dealers. CanDeal’s marketplace is available to institutional investors in Canada, the United States and Europe. In addition to straight-through-processing, online trade allocations, real time trade blotters and confirmations, the network also provides its users with superior compliance and audit functionality. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group.CanDeal also offers Canadian institutional investors and investment dealer’s online access to liquidity in additional debt and derivative marketplaces operated by Tradeweb in the United States and Europe.

Introductory comments from CanDeal on OTC Derivatives regulation

US Market Update, Trading Venues & Eligible Swap Transactions

Findings from a series of one-on-one interviews discussing the development of electronic Money Market trading

PIMCO’s Ed Devlin on leveraging technologyNATCAN – the evolution of hybrid relationshipsCIBC deploys auto-quote mechanism, bond prices returned in milliseconds

CanDeal response to Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s (CFTC) request for comments on proposal regarding Core Principals and Other Requirements for Swap Execution Facilities, dated January 7, 2011