Editor's Letter

FIXED INCOME IT SPECIAL REPORT

There has been a lot of reshuffling in the bond data arena over the past few years. Just look at Telerate: now a part of Moneyline, Telerate and Cantor Fitzgerald ended a 30-year relationship last year. Just weeks ago, Tullet and Tokyo Liberty's swaps data was removed from Telerate and replaced with data from ICAP. That alone is a big shift in bond data, and that doesn't even begin to touch on Reuters, Bloomberg and Thomson Financial--or any of the bond trading consortia that have begun to

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