Fixed income
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Fixed Income panel provides a focused view of Fixed income instruments (e.g., bonds). It allows exploring and filtering instruments by issuer, maturity date, coupon rate, type, sub-type, country, and fractional availability. Instruments are grouped in a broker-defined list and can be updated dynamically based on user-selected filters.
The panel can be found in the Tools -> Fixed income and has the following view:
Toolbar of the panel consists of the following elements:
Search symbol or issuer - text field for searching instruments by their Symbol or Issuer;
Maturity date – dropdown menu for filtering instruments by their Maturity date. Available options:
1 year or less;
1–3 years;
3–5 years;
5–10 years;
10–20 years;
20+ years.
Coupon rate – allows filtering instruments based on their coupon rate (%). Enter a minimum and/or maximum value to define a range:
Type – dropdown menu to select one or more Fixed income types;
Sub-type – dropdown menu to filter by specific sub-types of Fixed income instruments;
Fractional – dropdown menu for selecting whether to show instruments that support fractional trading. Available options:
All - activates both Allowed and Not allowed checkboxes;
Allowed - shows instruments with allowed Fractional trading;
Not allowed - shows instruments with restricted Fractional trading;
Country – dropdown menu to select one or more countries of issuance;
Search – applies selected filters and updates the list of instruments in the panel;
Reset – clears all filters and returns the list to its default state.
The table in the Fixed Income panel consists of the following columns:
Symbol – displays the instrument’s trading symbol;
Description – shows the full name or description of the instrument;
Issuer – indicates the name of the entity that issued the instrument;
Coupon rate, % – the annual coupon interest rate paid by the instrument;
Maturity date – the date on which the instrument matures;
Type – general classification of the instrument (e.g., Government or Corporate);
Sub-type – additional classification for the instrument (e.g., Callable, Bullet);
Fractional – indicates whether fractional trading is allowed for this instrument;
Country – shows the country of the issuer.
Right-clicking on an instrument opens a context menu with the following options:
View – shows or hides the toolbar (enabled by default);
Order entry – opens the Order entry panel for the selected instrument;
Chart – opens a Chart panel for the selected instrument;
Add to watchlist – allows adding selected instrument to a watchlist;
Symbol info – opens the Symbol info window with detailed information about the instrument;
Export – exports the current list of instruments;
Group by – Allows grouping instruments by the following parameters:
Issuer;
Maturity date;
Type;
Sub-type;
Country.
Settings – opens additional settings window for Fixed income panel.
The Settings window is accessible via the Context menu → Settings option:
Settings window is divided into 3 main tabs: General, Columns and Coloring rows.
The General tab allows you to customize the appearance and behavior of the table. It consists of two sections:
View
This section allows you to configure the table’s font and grid behavior:
Font – select the font family, size, and style (bold) used for displaying the table content;
Autosize of columns – automatically adjusts column widths to fit their content;
Auto re-sorting – if enabled, the table will re-sort automatically when new data is received;
Show toolbar – shows or hides the panel’s toolbar with filters and search options.
Colors
This section allows you to change the colors of various parts of the table:
Table / Grid – background color of the table and grid lines;
Row – text and background color for regular rows;
Selected row – text and background color for the currently selected row;
Header row – text and background color for the column headers.
The Columns tab allows you to manage which columns are displayed in the Fixed Income table and to customize their appearance:
The Coloring rows tab allows you to create custom color schemes for highlighting specific rows in the table based on defined conditions.
Note that each filter can be removed individually by clicking the 'X' button:
Each column in the table supports sorting. You can click on a column header to sort the list in ascending or descending order: