MTS Cash
MTS Cash
The leading electronic market for dealers of fixed income rates products.
MTS Cash is the leading electronic market for European government bonds and quasi-government bonds, with over 100 unique counterparties trading on the system each day.
Market participants benefit from access to the most liquid, transparent and efficient European bond marketplace, with average daily volumes exceeding EUR 85 billion across MTS platforms.
The government bond markets currently covered on the MTS Cash electronic trading platform include Bills, Notes, Bonds, STRIPS, European Government Bonds (EGBs), Govies, BTPs, Bunds, BTANs, OATs, Eurobonds and US Treasuries.
Inflation-linked Gilts - Now available to trade electronically on MTS
Leveraging on its technology and experience in the European bond markets, MTS now offers an electronic market for UK inflation-linked government bonds.
Find out more about Gilts.
NEW FUNCTIONALITY - Enhance your trading execution with Mid-Price Order Book
The new MidPrice functionality for the Cash interdealer platform delivers optimal execution experience for the interdealer market.
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Best in class venue for big size execution
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Ability to work orders without “moving the market
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Attract natural liquidity from the OTC market
To find out more about the MidPrice features you can request an online demo or you can also find more product details in the product factsheet.
MTS Cash delivers:
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Premier trading venue – professional, orderly and efficient market combined with leading-edge technology and expert support
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Widest product coverage – expanding choice of product classes and tradable securities includes fixed coupons, floating coupons, zero coupons and index linked coupons
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Seamless integration with pre- and post-trading applications – full STP and open architecture
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Continual technological innovation – rich functionality includes mid price crossing, basis, spreads, switch auctions, taps and buy-backs
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Complete automated settlement network – links to all major European depositories and central clearing houses
View 2011 and 2012 trading calendars here.