Billy Hult

CEO
Tradeweb

Billy Hult is President of Tradeweb. Hult is a key figure in online markets, and has a proven record of innovation and business leadership. In his roles at Tradeweb, he has been responsible for originating and growing many of Tradeweb's global markets, including its highly successful TBA-Mortgage platform. In 2007, he was instrumental in working with the dealers and Thomson Reuters to create a historic partnership to grow online trading. In 2008, Hult took responsibility for Tradeweb's inter-dealer business, following the acquisition of Hilliard Farber (now known as Dealerweb Inc.), a boutique brokerage. He was also named one of Institutional Investor News' Rising Stars for his pioneering work in the online markets. In February 2009, Hult was responsible for launching Tradeweb's first inter-dealer electronic trading platform. Prior to joining Tradeweb, Hult held a variety of trading positions at Société Générale. Hult serves on the board of Tradeweb and is a graduate of Denison University. He also serves on the board of directors for Boys Hope Girls Hope New York.

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Summit Day 1

Friday, February 6th, 2015

10:25 One on One Interview: How fixed income trading will continue to evolve with electronic market structure

The focus on electronic trading in fixed income has never been greater as market participants’ appetite for a more intelligent, efficient workflow is increasing at a rapid pace. Tradeweb's President Billy Hult and Kevin McPartland of Greenwich Associates will discuss the evolving scope and scale of technology in global fixed income, where they will provide expertise on:

The evolving roles of market participants and how they are enabled by technology
Increasing connectivity and access to liquidity across trading networks
Greater pre-trade intelligence and post-trade analytics that support best execution and transaction cost analysis
Flexible trading solutions for a broader universe of fixed income securities
The impact of regulatory reform for market participants, and its influence on trade workflows