FX Week Asia: Emerging markets FX moving electronic, say bankers

Tim Cartledge at Barclays
Tim Cartledge, Barclays

Electronic trading in foreign exchange, which has been commonplace in G-10 currencies for many years, is moving increasingly into emerging market currencies as clients demand more sophisticated trading technology, according to senior sell-side electronic traders in Asia.

"It's not necessarily something we have to push ourselves, or that regulation is necessarily pushing either; it's that our partners want it. They are now very used to dealing with G-10 currencies electronically, allowing them to

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