When Kevin Gould was head of European fixed income at TD Securities, he would look around for daily market-wide data on credit prices. None existed. So he and a few colleagues left the bank to set up a company to produce it.
The result was Mark-it Partners, which finally went live in February this year. In May the bank signed up UBS Warburg as its twelfth equity partner and Cheyne Capital Management as its first buy-side customer.
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