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Virtu Financial and MarketAxess Partner to Offer ETF and Fixed Income Products

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Virtu Financial and MarketAxess have partnered to provide access to global exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and fixed income securities. The partnership will provide disclosed and anonymous ETF trading via a request-for-quote (RFQ) protocol. Doug Cifu, Virtu F CEO says clients of MarketAxess will have access to Virtu’s leading RFQ hub and will benefit from the seamless integration of RFQ hub’s ETF trading analytics services. In addition, RFQ hub will have access to the MarketAxess fixed income platform.

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