TraderTools to allow banks to white-label forwards and swaps

Firm gears up to give regional banks an algo suite in coming weeks to help market-making abilities

Yaacov Heidingsfeld at TraderTools
Yaacov Heidingsfeld: regional banks on its platform will be able to take risks and internalise

TraderTools is broadening its foreign exchange forwards and swaps offering so regional banks can white-label the products and increase market access to their customers, FX Week has learned.

The first clients are expected to go live at the end of this quarter, with wide market release to follow in the next quarter.

The move promises to help regional banks gain more control over their inventory as they could become market-makers in those instruments.

In early April, the FX technology firm

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