FX Invest Europe: buy side diverges on value of e-trading

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The buy side is divided over how much value electronic trading can add for FX investors, despite the efforts of banks and technology vendors to offer products tailored to their needs, according to speakers at the FX Invest Europe conference in Zurich last week.

Christopher Cruden, chief executive of Insch Capital Management in Lugano, Switzerland, said although he understands the motivations for encouraging more frequent and sophisticated trading on the buy side, as it leads to increased fees

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