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The Euromoney bond traders’ poll: May 1996

May 1996 The Euromoney bond traders’ poll Which house is best at trading Deutschmark Eurobonds, Swiss government bonds or illiquid Ecu bonds? Here are the answers according to the competition. The poll results are based on replies received from 41 Eurobond and government bond traders. Voters were asked to name the three top houses in […]

January 1, 2000



May 1996

The Euromoney bond traders’ poll

Which house is best at trading Deutschmark Eurobonds, Swiss government bonds or illiquid Ecu bonds? Here are the answers according to the competition. The poll results are based on replies received from 41 Eurobond and government bond traders. Voters were asked to name the three top houses in each category. Three points were awarded for a first place, two for a second and one for a third.

In the overall tables, the following weightings were applied to banks’ scores to reflect the variation in size and importance of the various Eurobond and government-bond markets:

Eurobonds: weighted by turnover as reported by Euroclear and Cedel for 1995 and 1996 to date, and by volume of outstanding Eurobonds in each currency (source: Euromoney Bondware).

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