FastMatch sets up matching engine in Singapore
The ECN looks to diversify its product and client base by plugging into the city-state’s FX infrastructure effort
Trading platform provider FastMatch is branching out into Singapore, riding the city-state’s FX infrastructure efforts to further its own push to diversify.
The electronic communications network has chosen the island as its fourth location for a matching engine, after London, New York and Tokyo. It is due to go operational in the fourth quarter of this year, supported by a new regional office in Singapore.
“Over the past 18 months, we’ve seen Singapore increasingly become more important in
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