This paper explores the reasons why European sovereign bond markets have developed such a high degree of segmentation and considers how this structure could be altered to improve transparency without adversely affecting liquidity, efficiency or the benefits enjoyed by primary dealers and issuers. The author, Peter G. Dunne, a lecturer in Finance at the School of Management and Economics, Queen
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