LTX, a subsidiary of Broadridge Financial Solutions, has integrated with MultiLynq, a provider of electronic fixed income trading connectivity and integration solutions, in a move to improve connectivity to the AI-powered corporate bond trading platform.
Currently, there are around 35 dealers and 90 asset managers on the LTX platform.
According to a press statement, through MultiLynq, dealers can "more easily integrate LTX into their existing infrastructure, avoiding the need to deploy their own resources by leveraging MultiLynq’s API and team", with the integration offering "an alternative to direct connection, facilitating a swift and flexible implementation process and resulting in time- and cost-savings".
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