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What is a Request for Quote (RFQ)?
An RFQ is an electronic message sent by one bank to another bank to start a trade.
An RFQ can be sent to a bank just to see the pricing of a financial instrument, there is no obligation to trade.
RFQ is a concept in electronic interbank trading, when the banks do not trade via an exchange but directly with each other.
An RFQ is the opening price of a financial instrument on an exchange.
An RFQ is when broker demands a designated sponsor to give a price for Bid/Offer.
An RFQ would be connected to a pricer, so the bank can issue quotes automatically.
An RFQ would normally be followed by an offer to buy/sell a financial instrument.
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