Electronic trading

Saxo hires Citi vet

Saxo Bank has hired Citi’s former global head of client management as it expands its front-office business in London.

Triumph in the midst of adversity

The past 12 months have been perhaps some of the most challenging for the foreign exchange market as it pushes to ensure it remains independently governed as an industry with its specific risks, while continuing on the growth trajectory aided through new…

The curious case of Pure FX

There’s been a lot in the press in the past week about a consortium of banks looking to launch a bank-only platform to rival EBS Spot, having become disgruntled by the influence lost to high-frequency traders.

BIS: 'Others' drive growth in FX market

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) attributes 85% of the growth in FX market turnover in 2010 from 2007 to increased trading activity of other financial institutions, notably high-frequency traders, banks trading as clients of the biggest FX…

FXall releases Trading version 4.0

FXall is today (December 13) announcing the release of FXall Trading 4.0, which aims to bring together key benefits for all client segments including active traders, asset managers, banks and corporate treasurers.

Société Générale pushes Alpha FX

Société Générale has begun mass marketing of its in-house developed electronic trading platform, Alpha FX, as it phases out First Access, its Currenex white-labelled platform.

JP Morgan offers streaming spot DXY

JP Morgan is pushing out streaming tradable spot prices for the US dollar index (DXY) over its electronic trading platform MorganDirect, with liquidity across a full forward curve and the ability to roll positions automatically.

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