LONDON, May 8 /PRNewswire/ — LiquidityHub Limited, a consortium of the leading banks in the fixed income markets for the aggregation of liquidity and market data in support of electronic trading, today announced distribution agreements with Reuters and Bloomberg to facilitate trading over both these platforms.
Bloomberg and Reuters were chosen to carry LiquidityHub due to their market expertise and experience. Trading will be available from existing desktop connections to Bloomberg and Reuters’ platforms, enabling unprecedented accessibility between clients and dealers. The new service will deliver connectivity to deeper liquidity pools throughout the interest rate swaps and US government bonds markets.
See my other post from today for more details/views. It also looks like they have confirmed the addition of ABN Amro, HSBC and Sooc Gen to the original 12 dealers.
Fixed Income E-trading 
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