NBLPs to carve out niches and form more bank partnerships

Jump Trading foresees Clob resurgence, platform acquisitions, and more link-ups between banks and non-banks

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Meeting of minds: "Where partnerships could have the biggest impact is at the top 10 level ," says Bruce

Central limit order books (Clobs) will make a resurgence in 2017, as volatility ramps up and primary venues move towards more transparency with faster data feeds, but consolidation in the platform space will continue while non-bank liquidity providers (NBLPs) become increasingly diverse in their business models, says Mark Bruce, head of fixed-income, currencies and commodities business development at Jump Trading.

"Both EBS and Thomson Reuters (in the process of) have taken steps towards

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