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Liquidity Cube

Australian electronic trading platform for over-the-counter fixed income, rates and derivatives, offering multi-dealer liquidity and execution workflow.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

Liquidity Cube Pty Ltd is an Australian financial technology and trading venue operator that provides an electronic platform for over-the-counter (OTC) instruments. According to its official website, the company operates an Organised Trading Facility (OTF) in Australia, a regulatory category for multilateral trading of non-equity instruments. The platform is designed to give buy-side and sell-side participants direct access to global liquidity through a single interface, covering government, semi-government, supranational and corporate bonds, interest rate swaps, futures, options and repo. The company's stated model is built on six principles: global liquidity accessed locally through direct connectivity to 22 market makers across global, regional and specialist banks; a single platform for every instrument, strategy and currency; flexible execution methods including request-for-quote (RFQ) and order book, standard or synthetic trades, and compression; a unified workflow for simple and complex multi-leg strategies; execution without information leakage or market exposure; and a partnership approach that adapts the platform to each client's business. Liquidity Cube supports a broad range of OTC instruments and strategies. Its bond offering covers government, semi-government, supranational and corporate bonds, traded outright or combined into exchange for physicals (EFPs), spreads, switches and user-defined multi-leg structures. Its rates offering includes interest rate swaps (IRS), overnight indexed swaps (OIS), basis swaps, zero-coupon swaps, cross-currency swaps and cross-currency basis swaps, with strategies such as outright, curve, invoice spread (EFP), butterfly, condor, pack, open/close (recoupon/NPV), asset swap and transfer. Its futures offering includes interest rate futures, bank bill futures and bond futures, with strategies including outright, invoice spread (EFP), basis, pack, futures roll and futures strip. Options include bond options and swaptions. The company is privately held and headquartered in Australia. It positions itself as a venue and workflow provider rather than a market maker, emphasizing connectivity, execution choice and post-trade certainty. Its target clients are institutional market participants — banks, asset managers, hedge funds and other professional trading firms — that need efficient access to OTC liquidity across multiple asset classes.

History

Liquidity Cube Pty Ltd is an Australian company that operates an Organised Trading Facility (OTF) for over-the-counter financial instruments. The company is registered in Australia and maintains a public web presence at liquiditycube.com. Its platform is designed to connect institutional clients to a network of market makers and to provide execution workflows for a wide range of OTC products. The company's official website describes a platform built around six principles: global liquidity accessed locally through direct connectivity to 22 market makers across global, regional and specialist banks; one platform for every trade across instruments, strategies and currencies; execution on the client's terms via RFQ or order, standard or synthetic, compression and more; a single simple workflow for any trade from a single bond to a complex multi-leg strategy; execution without exposure, with control over what the market sees and no information leakage; and a partnership approach in every trade, adapting the platform to the client's business. Liquidity Cube's instrument coverage spans bonds, swaps, futures, options and repo. Its bond segment includes government, semi-government, supranational and corporate bonds, with strategies such as outright, bond switch, basis, butterfly and pack. Its swaps segment includes IRS, OIS, basis swaps, zero coupon swaps, cross currency swaps and cross currency basis swaps, with strategies including outright, curve, invoice spread (EFP), butterfly, condor, pack, open/close (recoupon/NPV), asset swap and transfer. Its futures segment includes interest rate futures, bank bill futures and bond futures, with strategies such as outright, invoice spread (EFP), basis, pack, futures roll and futures strip. Its options segment includes bond options and swaptions. The company is privately held. It does not disclose detailed financial information, ownership structure or executive team on its public website. Its regulatory status as an Organised Trading Facility in Australia places it within the framework for multilateral trading of non-equity instruments, subject to applicable Australian market integrity and licensing rules. The platform targets institutional participants — banks, asset managers, hedge funds and other professional trading firms — that require efficient access to OTC liquidity across multiple asset classes.

Products and positioning

Institutional electronic trading venue for OTC fixed income, rates and derivatives, emphasizing global liquidity access, execution flexibility and workflow simplicity.

  • Bonds

    Government, semi-government, supranational and corporate bonds, traded outright or combined into EFPs, spreads, switches and user-defined multi-leg structures.

  • Swaps

    IRS, OIS, basis swaps, zero coupon swaps, cross currency swaps and cross currency basis swaps, with strategies including outright, curve, invoice spread (EFP), butterfly, condor, pack, open/close (recoupon/NPV), asset swap and transfer.

  • Futures

    Interest rate futures, bank bill futures and bond futures, with strategies including outright, invoice spread (EFP), basis, pack, futures roll and futures strip.

  • Options

    Bond options and swaptions.

  • Repo

    Repo instruments available on the platform.

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