bond-trading

Japan's three megabanks are set to report combined net profits for last fiscal year of more than ¥1.3 trillion $16.1 billion—the largest since the global financial crisis—thanks to bond-trading gains and lower credit costs.

Business Watch 2011

Japan's three megabanks are set to report combined net profits for last fiscal year of more than ¥1.3 trillion $16.1 billion—the largest since the global financial crisis—thanks to bond-trading gains and lower credit costs.

Clouded Outlook for Japan's Banks Atsuko Fukase 2011

Jefferies Group Inc., a smaller rival to the big Wall Street firms, said last month that bond-trading revenue tumbled about 40% year to year in its fourth quarter, which ended Nov. 30.

Wall Street Is Squeezed by Slowdown in Trading Brett Philbin 2012

Mr. Lutnick contends that the commercial-real-estate and bond-trading businesses are a good fit because many of the clients overlap.

Cantor Aims to Change Game Dana Rubinstein 2011

Royal Bank, which is closing the chapter on its failed retail-banking foray in the U.S., posted solid volume growth in its Canadian retail bank, higher corporate and investment advisory fees that offset bond-trading losses and higher wealth-management earnings, helped in part from its acquisition of U.K. bond manager BlueBay Asset Management PLC.

RBC Logs Second Loss in 18 Years Caroline Van Hasselt 2011

The strong profit mainly came from bond-trading gains and lower reserves, as the number of bad loans stemming from the economic downturn decreased significantly.

Profit at Mizuho More Than Triples Atsuko Fukase 2011

The poor results, particularly in fixed income, bode ill for Goldman and Morgan Stanley, which are among the most exposed on Wall Street to bond-trading revenues.

Fixed-Income Trading Plunges at Jefferies Brett Philbin 2011

Morgan Stanley and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group posted a surprise bond-trading loss in their Japanese brokerage joint venture, another blow to the Wall Street bank as it seeks to return to growth after the financial crisis.

Bank Venture's Troubles Grow Atsuko Fukase 2011

That issue has lost over 10% of its value since the start of August, pushing up its yield to 6.5%, according to bond-trading platform MarketAxess.

Markets Remain Unkind to BofA Serena Ng 2011

Thomas Roth , executive director in the U.S. government bond-trading group at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities USA Inc. in New York, said the Treasury market is likely to stay bid barring any positive news from the Middle East.

Fed Helps Boost Treasurys Min Zeng 2011