Yield Matrix (percentage)(As of 01/26/12)

1-2 Year2-5 Year5-10 Year10 Year+
Treasury0.180.441.373.08
CD0.701.151.753.00
Agency0.250.751.292.62
Muni0.771.152.053.72
Corp1.863.535.226.06

The rates above reflect median yields in transactions on the most recent trading day on the BondDesk trading platform and as reported to TRACE and MSRB. Yields are based on investors purchases only. In reported trades to TRACE/MSRB, we only consider transactions in less than 100 bonds.

Most Active Corp Issuers(As of 01/26/12)

TickerRatingNumber
of Trades		Par Value
Traded (MM)		Median
Yield
BACBK OF AMERICA CPBBB521$1055.11%
GSGOLDMAN SACHS GRPA434$1004.69%
MSMorgan Stanley CoA400$924.15%
GEGEN ELECTRIC COAA363$692.41%
JPMJP MORGAN CHASE CA227$483.19%
JEFJefferies Group, BBB216$426.07%
GNWGENWORTH FINANCIABBB197$447.35%
GMAGMAC LLC PINESB149$347.39%
CCITIGROUP INCA148$313.90%
CSCComputer SciencesBBB107$225.91%

This list is based on transactions on the most recent trading day as reported to TRACE. We only consider investors purchases and transactions in less than 100 bonds.

Current Offerings on BondDesk Platform(As of 01/27/12)

Asset ClassUnique
Bonds		Total
Offerings
Agency4,4058,641
CD4,9096,528
Corp14,76454,045
Muni20,26127,842
Treas5933,839
Total44,932100,895

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Recent Publications

BondDesk regularly publishes our own market commentary and analysis, including our monthly Market Transparency Report. Occasionally we also publish papers written by Asset Dedication, an RIA affiliated with BondDesk. Please download the following documents to take advantage of our unique insights into the retail fixed income markets.

December was a quiet month in the muni markets with no bankruptcies or defaults. Retail demand for individual municipal bonds was relatively strong in December, particularly considering it was the holiday season. Mutual funds had a very strong December, receiving $4.4B in net inflows (according to Investment Company Institute), which was easily the high-water mark for 2011. Median municipal yields fell consistently during December (and prices rose), largely due to the increased demand in the mutual fund market. Municipal Market Transparency Report: December 2011
December was a relatively calm month on Wall Street, particularly compared to the extreme volatility of 2011. Concerns about Europe surfaced briefly, but by the end of the month all three major U.S. stock indices had recovered their losses. Corporate yields and spreads were essentially flat last month while transaction volumes were down slightly due to the holiday season. Demand for taxable (i.e., corporate) bond funds was moderate during December. According to the Investment Company Institute, mutual funds received $9.3B in net inflows vs. $15.5B during November. Corporate Market Transparency Report: December 2011
Volatility was the new normal in 2011, as financial markets were confronted with a seemingly endless supply of global macroeconomic crises. In this brief recap we examine the extraordinary events of 2011 and the impact they had on the domestic retail fixed income markets. BondDesk 2011 Market Recap

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