Jefferies is set to leverage Propellant Digital’s data solutions as the next step in its data journey.
Angela Lobo
Charlie Gibson, head of sales at Propellant, tells The TRADE: “In today’s fixed income markets, where fragmentation and complexity create significant challenges, transparency has become a key driver of success.
“Our partnership with Jefferies demonstrates how advanced analytics can uncover deeper insights, enhancing market share analysis and enabling more informed, strategic decision-making.”
The key milestone, announced on social media, specifically concerns fixed income data analytics.
“Jefferies is leveraging Propellant data solutions to better serve its clients, gain deeper insights into market share, and identify opportunities with greater transparency,” asserted Angela Lobo, head of eSales and sales chief operating officer at Jefferies.
“This collaboration has helped us to make more informed decisions and stay competitive in an evolving landscape.”
Earlier this month, Schroders’ trading teams also announced that they had integrated analytics offerings from Propellant. Specifically, Schroders is leveraging Propellant’s fixed-income transparency data through Virtu’s global multi-asset execution management system (EMS), Triton Valor, in a bid to further enhance their trading strategies.
The move is also set to enable Schroders to better prepare for the incoming EU and UK transparency regimes in 2025, according to the firm.
Read more: T.Rowe Price live on Propellant’s Digital’s fixed income transparency data offering via FlexTrade
Propellant and FINBOURNE have been involved in recent industry discussion around potential applications to the bond Consolidated Tape Provider (CTP) in Europe and the UK. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) launched the first stage of the selection procedure for the bond CTP on 3 January 2025.