Tradeweb
Tradeweb runs electronic marketplaces for fixed income, derivatives, ETFs and other instruments, serving institutional, wholesale, retail and corporate treasury clients in over 85 countries.
Tradeweb is a financial technology company that operates electronic marketplaces for trading fixed income, derivatives, ETFs and other financial instruments. Founded in 1996 and listed on Nasdaq following its IPO in 2019, the firm describes itself as one of the largest electronic fixed income trading venues in the world. Its platforms support price discovery, order execution and trade workflow automation across rates, credit, equities and money markets.
The company serves institutional, wholesale, retail and corporate treasury market participants, with more than 3,000 institutional clients in over 85 countries. Client segments include banks, asset managers, hedge funds, insurers, wealth managers and corporate treasuries. Products comprise institutional electronic trading platforms spanning fixed income, derivatives, ETFs, rates, credit, equities and money markets, alongside wholesale, retail and corporate treasury platforms.
Tradeweb employs more than 1,500 people, among them over 400 technologists, and states that it combines market expertise with advanced technology to develop electronic trading infrastructure. The firm operates in regulated capital markets on a global basis.