IHS Markit has today announced it is enhancing fixed income analytics in its Trade Cost Analysis (TCA) service in collaboration with Yieldbroker, a Tier 1 licenced electronic trading platform for Australian and New Zealand debt securities and derivatives.

IHS Markit says the alliance unites its multi-asset TCA tool, independent bond pricing and liquidity data with Yieldbroker's six trillion of annual AUD and NZD market transaction volume. Together, it says, these services offer customers sophisticated trade execution analytics and a broad spectrum of data to deliver more transparency in fixed income markets.

"This collaboration is a natural extension of our global, multi asset TCA offering to onshore and offshore AUD and NZD fixed income market players," said Chris Pashley, Managing Director at IHS Markit.

"Working with IHS Markit creates a compelling solution for institutions active in AUD and NZD fixed income markets," said Anthony Robson, CEO of Yieldbroker.

"This partnership supports Yieldbroker's strategic intent to deliver our clients end-to-end trading workflow solutions. With IHS Markit as a partner, we can further improve secondary market transparency, analytics, and insights for the AUD and NZD fixed income markets."

Through the collaboration, common customers can receive:

• Point-in-time execution price slippage benchmarking;

• Security level bid-offer spread data;

• Security level liquidity scoring;

• RG 97 reporting data;

• Broker-dealer performance analytics;

• Request-for-quote (RFQ) analytics.

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IHS Markit has today announced it is enhancing fixed income analytics in its Trade Cost Analysis (TCA) service in collaboration with Yieldbroker, a Tier 1 licenced electronic trading platform for Australian and New Zealand debt securities and derivatives.

IHS Markit says the alliance unites its multi-asset TCA tool, independent bond pricing and liquidity data with Yieldbroker's six trillion of annual AUD and NZD market transaction volume. Together, it says, these services offer customers sophisticated trade execution analytics and a broad spectrum of data to deliver more transparency in fixed income markets.

"This collaboration is a natural extension of our global, multi asset TCA offering to onshore and offshore AUD and NZD fixed income market players," said Chris Pashley, Managing Director at IHS Markit.

"Working with IHS Markit creates a compelling solution for institutions active in AUD and NZD fixed income markets," said Anthony Robson, CEO of Yieldbroker.

"This partnership supports Yieldbroker's strategic intent to deliver our clients end-to-end trading workflow solutions. With IHS Markit as a partner, we can further improve secondary market transparency, analytics, and insights for the AUD and NZD fixed income markets."

Through the collaboration, common customers can receive:

• Point-in-time execution price slippage benchmarking;

• Security level bid-offer spread data;

• Security level liquidity scoring;

• RG 97 reporting data;

• Broker-dealer performance analytics;

• Request-for-quote (RFQ) analytics.