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Bonds•7 May 2026•

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Major Investment Banks Join LTX to Boost Corporate Bond Liquidity via AI

Key Facts

1Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, TD Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America joined LTX to unlock greater liquidity in corporate bonds.

2LTX, backed by Broadridge, will add representatives from J.P. Morgan and TD Securities to its Board of Directors.

A consortium of global financial giants, including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, and TD Securities, has officially joined the LTX electronic trading platform. This strategic move aims to unlock greater liquidity in the corporate bond market by leveraging AI-driven technology provided by the Broadridge-backed entity. As part of the expansion, LTX will add representatives from J.P. Morgan and TD Securities to its Board of Directors to help steer future innovation. The collaboration focuses on streamlining electronic execution workflows and addressing persistent liquidity challenges within the fixed-income sector. This alliance underscores a significant commitment by major investment banks to adopt advanced digital solutions for market infrastructure. The integration is expected to enhance execution efficiency and transparency across global corporate bond markets.