Sr. Product Director - Municipal Bonds
ICE Data Services
Nick Peters is Senior Director of Municipal Bonds at Intercontinental Exchange, where he leads product strategy for ICE's municipal data and analytics franchise, including Continuous Evaluated Pricing (CEP), the ICE AAA Municipal Yield Curve, the broader municipal yield curve suite, Fair Value Information Service, Size-Adjusted Pricing, and Enhanced Transparency. He owns the muni product roadmap end-to-end — from quantitative modeling and technical design through commercial strategy — and manages a team of product managers building the next generation of evaluated pricing and market-transparency tools for the municipal market.
Most recently, Nick has been a driving force behind ICE's rollout of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, one of the first production MCP integrations in institutional fixed income. The MCP server brings ICE's evaluated pricing, benchmark curves, Enhanced Transparency, and Independent Price Verification narratives directly into leading AI assistants, letting portfolio managers, traders, and pricing teams query ICE content in natural language from inside their existing workflows. Nick has helped shape the muni content roadmap for the connector and the client engagement strategy for bringing it to market.
Nick brings more than 15 years of fixed income experience across evaluated pricing, trading analytics, and structured credit. Prior to leading the muni franchise, he was Director of Trading Analytics at ICE, where he built the firm's BestEx and transaction cost analysis (TCA) platform spanning corporates, munis, sovereigns, and MBS — one of the first cross-asset TCA tools designed for ETF, algorithmic, and auto-execution desks. Earlier, as Manager of MBS Pricing, he helped launch the industry's first continuous fixed income pool pricing model, covering more than one million securities.
Before joining ICE, Nick held various roles at UBS Investment Bank and Fannie Mae. He holds a BA in Business Administration from Drexel University and is a CFA charterholder.
As the secondary market navigates the explosion of AI, panelists explore what tech and AI solutions are possible/being developed for issuers, the buy- and sell-sides, and other market participants. Perspective on what AI is — and is not — and how it is expected to impact the muni market? How does technology aid in pricing and disclosure? How can technology help the industry do more with less?