JPMorgan has combined its research and market data and analytical tools into one Web site under the MorganMarkets brand name and may allow clients to execute over-the-counter trades through the site. Rick Schonberg, v.p. of e-marketing for North America in New York, said it is canvassing clients and will make a decision based on their feedback. The firm also plans to develop new features, such as a post-trade tool that will allow clients to see a list of their over-the-counter transactions with JPMorgan, said Joe Miyake, associate in the e-commerce interest-rate marketing group in London. The post-trade tool will come online around early next year.
Previously, a client would need a separate password to look at information for foreign-exchange, interest rate or credit derivatives, Miyake explained.
