03.09.2021

CanDeal DNA Acquires CIBC Fixed Income Data Business

03.09.2021
CanDeal DNA Acquires CIBC Fixed Income Data Business

CanDeal Data & Analytics Acquires CIBC Fixed Income Data Business

Toronto; March 9, 2021 – CanDeal Data and Analytics (CanDeal DNA), a leading provider of Canadian financial markets’ OTC data and information services, has acquired Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)’s fixed income data business. In addition to enhancing the scope of bond data provided to DNA, CIBC’s fixed income clients will become CanDeal DNA clients.

The acquisition will provide CanDeal DNA clients with a more expansive pool of fixed income data, while transitioning existing CIBC’s fixed income clients to a multi-dealer suite of bond pricing and liquidity analytics. Clients will benefit from more comprehensive data sets and more informed price reporting for various closing price, benchmarking and market risk purposes.

“The acquisition comes at a time of expansion and evolution in the Canadian fixed income markets, where greater emphasis is being put on data quality and accessibility,” said Andre Craig, Executive Vice President of CanDeal DNA. “CanDeal DNA’s acquisition of CIBC’s fixed income data business reinforces and enhances our suite of services for Canadian market participants, democratizing access to the most informed bond pricing services available.”

“CanDeal DNA is changing the way Canadian bond data is manufactured with an emphasis on enhancing  both the scope and quality of the underlying fixed income data,” said Karl Wildi, Managing Director and Vice Chair of CIBC Capital Markets. “By transitioning our fixed income clients to CanDeal’s Data & Analytics platform, our clients will benefit from multi-contributor inputs, best-in-class data governance and a growing suite of analytics tools.”

In October, CanDeal was appointed by FTSE Russell Canada to provide pricing for its Canadian fixed income indices, leveraging CanDeal DNA’s proprietary performance and valuation measures.

 

About CanDeal

CanDeal is a leading provider of electronic marketplaces and data services for Canadian dollar debt securities and derivatives. The CanDeal Group operates with three key businesses. CanDeal Markets, which accounts for more than 90% of electronic trading in Canada, provides access to a deep pool of liquidity for Canadian government, agency, provincial and corporate bonds, as well as money market instruments and interest rate swaps. CanDeal Markets also supplies Canadian institutional investors with electronic access to liquidity in non-Canadian debt and derivative marketplaces. CanDeal Data and Analytics (“CanDeal DNA”) delivers pricing and analytics services that support business, trading and technology needs for participants in the Canadian market. CanDeal Solutions pioneers innovative trading, workflow and compliance technology. CanDeal’s stakeholders include: BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc., CIBC World Markets, National Bank Financial Inc., RBC Capital Markets, Scotia Capital, TD Securities and TMX Group. For more information, visit https://www.candeal.com/

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