Ruben Winnink

Head of Trading
APG Asset Management

Ruben Winnink is Head of Trading at APG Asset Management, responsible for managing a 16 man cross-asset trading team, that covers markets ranging from Equities, Commodities, FX, Fixed Income to Money markets. On a day-to-day basis Ruben is closely involved in Interest rate derivatives trading, using a flexible style to make sure that strategic liability-hedges of APG’s pensionfund clients are implemented and rebalanced in ‘best execution’ fashion. Through his active involvement in fixed income markets he has gained expertise on current and forthcoming changes in the markets’ microstructure and how to address them. Ruben has over 15 years experience in interest rate markets, in roles on both sell- and buy-side.

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Embracing The New Fixed Income World

Sunday, January 10th, 2016

14:45 Oxford Style Debate: RFQ vs CLOB: Which will be the dominant model for fixed income trading?

The Request for Quote (RFQ) vs. Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) debate rages on, and as fixed income trading becomes more electronic, some believe that CLOB trading can become the dominant form of trading on platforms. Join this interactive debate on the divisive issue to hear both sides of the argument and decide for yourself which form of trading is best suited to your trading operations:

Is the evolution from RFQ to a CLOB natural, or is RFQ the best way of trading on fixed income platforms?
Do you get better liquidity from a Request for Quote (RFQ) model or a Central Limit Order Book (CLOB)?
Can RFQ models and CLOBs work in tandem with each other or will one version dominate fixed income markets?
Over the next 5 years, will a CLOB be the more favoured style of fixed income platform or is the RFQ model here to stay?