沿革
1996
- Tradeweb’s business plan was approved by CSFB
1997
- First Boston, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and Salomon Brothers back Tradeweb
1998
- Tradeweb launches first multi-dealer online marketplace for U.S. Treasuries
2000
- London office opened
- Tradeweb volume surpasses $1 trillion
- Adds marketplaces for trading Agencies and European Government Bonds
2001
- Adds marketplaces for Mortgage Backed Securities, Commercial Paper and Pfandbriefe/Covered Bonds
- Tradeweb begins providing Market Data
- September 11th attacks destroy office in World Trade Center, Tradeweb is back in business within two weeks
2002
- New headquarters opened in Jersey City, NJ
- Adds marketplaces for Supranationals and European Commercial Paper
2003
- Daily trading on Tradeweb exceeds $100 billion for the first time
- Adds marketplace for Agency Discount Notes
2004
- Founding dealers sell to Thomson Corp for $535 million
- Adds marketplace for U.S. Corporate Bonds
2005
- Tokyo office opened
- Total Tradeweb volume surpasses $100 trillion
- Adds marketplaces for Interest Rate Swaps, CDS Indices and Repo
- Adds Canadian Debt Securities through CanDeal
2006
- Tradeweb enters retail market with acquisition of LeverTrade
- Adds marketplace for European Credit
2007
- Nine leading dealers and Thomson Financial agree to invest in Tradeweb. Thomson’s AutEx and Order Routing Network move into Tradeweb
2008
- Tradeweb volume surpasses $300 trillion
- Tradeweb enters inter-dealer market with acquisition of Hilliard Farber & Co., Inc.
- Adds marketplaces for Cash Deposits, Japanese Government Bonds and Yen Swaps
2009
- Adds marketplace for Deposits in the U.S.
- Tradeweb launches Dealerweb, an electronic inter-dealer platform, with Mortgages marketplace in the U.S.
- Adds marketplace for Agencies through Dealerweb in the U.S.
- Tradeweb launches Tradeweb PLUS for European Government Bonds
2010
- Adds marketplace for Equity Derivatives in Europe
- Tradeweb launches DerivAlert.org, providing pertinent news and information on OTC derivatives regulation
- Adds hybrid marketplace for Treasury Bills through Dealerweb in the U.S.
- Tradeweb launches Tradeweb PLUS for Interest Rate Swaps
- U.S. Corporate Headquarters moves into New York City, establishes U.S. Center for Brokerage, Technology and Operations.
- Tradeweb AutEx and Order Routing Network move into Thomson Reuters
- Tradeweb enters into agreement for Thomson Reuters to redistribute Tradeweb Market Data in Eikon
- Adds marketplace for CDs in the U.S.
2011
- Adds marketplace for European Repo
- Adds European Equity Futures
- High-yield bonds added to the European Credit marketplace
- Adds Australian Government Bonds marketplace
- Acquires Rafferty Capital Markets’ rates and credit brokerage desks and J.J. Kenny Drake municipal bond brokerage and data businesses
