These days the ability to code is one of the hottest skills in bond trading.
The short volatility trade, disastrous at certain points in recent history, may be broken due to overcrowding.
The charge into safe havens this month has been spurred by flashing recession indicators.
Major market players are losing the ability to absorb market volatility.
Quantitative, factor-driven fixed income strategies are growing in popularity.
AQR is using factor investing to wring returns from global credit markets.
Tabula Investment Management has launched a short-volatility credit ETF in London.
Some worry robots are making the market more vulnerable to another flash crash.
Short-term volatility strategists are getting nervous as market serenity continues.
With so many investors sitting out the recent rise in U.S. stocks, analysts fear that the rally will be short.