Credit Derivatives Heat Up, Says Aite

DERIVATIVES TRADING TECHNOLOGIES

NEW YORK—Vendors are rapidly moving to provide front-end trading and post-trade processing capabilities for credit derivatives, according to a report released last week by market researcher Aite Group.

Just as vendors forge ahead, firms are prone to be more open to third-party offerings because of the migration of credit default swaps to electronic trading platforms, and industry efforts to avoid risk and lower costs, the report says.

"Vendors have built much of their value proposition around the

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