A startup backed by Wall Street’s biggest banks is making headway in a push to bring electronic trading to one of the final holdouts.
The market for leveraged loans — a type of risky debt backed by junk-rated companies — has largely sat out of the technological revolutions that revamped other corners of finance over the past few decades, in part because of complex provisions and long-settlement times that made them difficult to trade online.
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