Monday, November 07, 2005 - As the fixed income market grows in complexity and is under an increasingly stringent regulatory environment, financial institutions are turning to evaluated pricing to provide transparency London — Global evaluated fixed income pricing is becoming increasingly accepted as an essential price source, said a survey* commissioned by Reuters, the global information company, and designed and conducted by A-Team, a leading research and analysis company focusing on the use of information technology in financial markets.

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