Neptune Adds Rabobank and TD Securities as Latest Dealers

Trading network adds banks to bring total dealer members to 24.

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Neptune was established to facilitate access to information surrounding bond liquidity.

Coordinated by Neptune Networks, the platform operates as a not-for-profit utility network with the goal of establishing a hub for the exchange of pre-trade bond axes and inventories in a standardized, transparent format between the buy and sell side.

The addition of Rabobank and TD Securities brings the total number of institutions on the utility to 24, alongside peers including Citi, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley UBS and Goldman Sachs on the sell side, and asset managers including AXA IM

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