OpenYield Launches Fully Automated, Equity-Like Marketplace to Lead Bond Trading Into the Next Era
OpenYield’s unique liquidity, low cost and flexible technology makes it easy for broker-dealers, advisors and asset managers to offer attractive bond investing solutions to retail clients NEW YORK, NY – March 28, 2024 – OpenYield Trading LLC, a FINRA-registered broker-dealer and SEC-registered alternative trading system (ATS), today printed its first trade, marking the launch of […]
The Bond Buyer: Startup Firm OpenYield to Launch Fixed-Income Platform With Retail Focus
This article was originally published in The Bond Buyer. Read the full piece highlighting OpenYield HERE. Startup firm OpenYield is preparing to launch a digital fixed-income trading platform by the end ofthis quarter tailored toward retail investors. The fixed-income platform will focus on munis, along with Treasuries and corporates, said JonathanBirnbaum, OpenYield’s founder and CEO. […]
The Remix: Unwrapping the Fund
OpenYield is on a mission to make it cheap and easy for retail investors to invest in bonds. We often receive questions on why this matters in a world with myriad ETFs and mutual funds to access the asset class. To examine the value proposition, let’s take a step back and reflect on what funds […]
At the Forefront: Fintech Conversations – Jonathan Birnbaum, OpenYield
Risk.net: ‘No last look’ bond platform OpenYield prepares to launch
This article was originally published on Risk.net. Read the full piece highlighting OpenYield HERE. Start-up OpenYield is preparing to launch a new fixed-income platform aimed at giving investment advisers, wealth managers and their clients the kind of routine access to competitive electronic liquidity taken for granted by institutional investors. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) […]
Automation Is Eating Markets – Yet Bonds Are Slow to Shed Their Analog Roots
Markets can be classified into two basic stages in terms of maturity. The first stage is manual. These markets are characterized by the need for human capital for setting prices, transacting and settling. This can look like anything from buying a house to buying tomatoes at a farmers market. Both trades require conversations for price discovery and execution, and a labor-intensive process for settlement (balancing tomatoes while scrounging for cash).
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It’s Time to Transform the Retail Bond Market
OpenYield is on a mission to modernize bond trading for retail. Try to buy a bond today, and you’ll experience something anachronistic. Like using a rotary phone, you can make a call, but the process will be clunky and frustrating, and consequently won’t get used often. Retail investors face these challenges in the bond market, […]
