• Tradeweb analysis shows UK and EU bond transparency reforms shifted more trading into real-time or near-real-time publication within six months in the UK, three months in the EU.
• EU regime delivers more immediate visibility, driven by more sovereign bonds classified as liquid under the prior framework.
• In corporate bonds, EU rules disseminate a significant share of volume on trade date; by T+1 both regimes publish about 90% of trades.
• Tradeweb flags double-digit multiples in some corporate-bond real-time or 15-minute transparency, signalling an order-of-magnitude market-structure change.
• Large trade-size deferrals still shield meaningful sovereign and corporate volumes for one to two weeks; fragmented data limits uptake ahead of a UK bond consolidated tape.

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