FastMatch tweaks fees to discourage use of last look

Platform continues push to eliminate last look trading and plans to introduce a dark pool where clients can exchange inventory

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Dmitri Galinov: "We would like to encourage no last look trading on the FastMatch platform"

FastMatch is extending free trading to clients who add liquidity on its central limit order book and are willing to trade with all participants in a bid to discourage last-look trading and draw customers from its rivals.

The move comes as part of the foreign exchange trading platform's annual revision of its charges, with the new schedule set to kick in on February 1.

"We adjust our pricing periodically to make sure FastMatch stays not only superior in transparency and technology, but in costs

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