MTS is the leading market in Europe for the trading of fixed income securities. MTS has over 1200 participants throughout Europe, with average transaction volumes of up to 90 billion euros a day (single-counted).
The MTS market model allows for the use of a common trading platform while corporate governance and market supervision remain with the domestic financial community.
EuroMTS, EuroCreditMTS, NewEuroMTS, EuroGlobalMTS, MTS Quasi-Government Market, EuroBenchmark Treasury Bills Market, MTS Cedulas, EuroMTS MTS Linkers Market, MTS Amsterdam, MTS Austrian Market, MTS Belgium, MTS Denmark, MTS Deutschland, MTS España, MTS Finland, MTS France, MTS Greek Market, MTS Ireland, MTS Israel, MTS S.p.A (MTS Italy), MTS Poland, MTS Portugal and MTS Slovenia. The Group also includes BondVision, the regulated Exchange for the Internet-based multi-dealer-to-client market and MTSNext, the company managing the first real time tradable and independent pan European bond indices, the EuroMTS Indices.
Tradable products on the MTS markets comprise
of Argentinean, Austrian, Belgian, Brazilian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Colombian, Croatian, Cypriot, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Icelandic, Italian, Jamaican, Korean, Lebanese, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Mexican, Moroccan, Peruvian, Philippine, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovakian, Slovenian, South African, Spanish, Turkish, United Kingdom, Ukrainian, Uruguayan, and Venezuelan government bonds; quasi government bonds such as EIB, KfW, Freddie Mac and CADES , Pfandbriefe, Obligations Foncières, Cédulas, Irish ACS, Dutch, Italian and UK covered bonds , OBH Portuguese obrigacioes hypotecarias, SCB Swedish covered bonds, USC US Covered bond, PFN pfandbrief, NRW Depfa, SWL Swedish Liquid .
