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The platforms of 2012: FXall

FXall chief executive Phil Weisberg believes the acquisition of his company by Thomson Reuters will allow it to make a greater impact on the FX market in more locations over the coming decade – and he plans to stay on to see it happen. In the final part…

The platforms of 2012: Thomson Reuters

Thomson Reuters has refrained from making the major changes to its FX platforms that rival EBS has made in recent years, but that allegedly unresponsive approach has to some extent been vindicated by the challenges EBS has faced. In the latest in a…

The platforms of 2012: TraFXpure

When it launches next year, TraFXpure hopes to become a primary trading platform in the FX market, alongside EBS and Thomson Reuters. While that’s a tall order in today’s environment, Tradition’s Daniel Marcus, Campbell Adams and Roger Rutherford believe…

The platforms of 2012: EBS

Icap’s EBS last week announced the latest round of changes designed to strengthen the platform’s resilience and improve the trading environment. Despite rapidly falling volumes, chief executive Gil Mandelzis believes EBS will be well-positioned when…

Who picks up the tab for regulation costs?

Many buy-side firms expect their banks to absorb the costs associated with clearing and reporting of non-deliverable forwards and eventually forex options. But banks have other ideas, with some already quantifying fairly substantial hikes in…

Spotlight on: Rob Maher, Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse’s global head of fixed-income electronic sales talks to Joel Clark about the changes the Swiss bank has been making to its e-FX business with the development of a new single-dealer portal and the integration of its algorithmic and…

All eyes turn towards EBS

EBS is set to unveil the next round of system and policy changes this week, which will be closely scrutinised by newer entrants and competing platforms

The platforms of 2012: Hotspot FX

Knight Capital, the parent company of Hotspot FX, has endured a torrid month following a software glitch on August 1 that cost it $440 million, but Hotspot appears to have weathered the storm. In the second of a series of articles assessing the…

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