Adding value to the execution decision making process with FX algorithms

The FX market is undergoing rapid, transformational change. A number of factors are driving this change, including regulatory developments, fiduciary responsibilities, increased focus on performance and cost and a general demand for improved transparency. This confluence of factors is resulting in an increasingly complex marketplace for participants to navigate, for example: 1. Increased variety of execution methods (voice vs electronic, RFQ vs streaming, principal vs hybrid vs agency etc) 2. Increasing fragmentation of market liquidity 3. Proliferation of algorithmic execution The FX market is undergoing rapid, transformational change. A number of factors are driving this change, including regulatory developments, fiduciary responsibilities, increased focus on performance and cost and a general demand for improved transparency. This confluence of factors is resulting in an increasingly complex marketplace for participants to navigate, for example: 1. Increased variety of execution methods (voice vs electronic, RFQ vs streaming, principal vs hybrid vs agency etc) 2. Increasing fragmentation of market liquidity 3. Proliferation of algorithmic execution

The FX market is undergoing rapid, transformational change. A number of factors are driving this change, including regulatory developments, fiduciary responsibilities, increased focus on performance and cost and a general demand for improved transparency. This confluence of factors is resulting in an increasingly complex marketplace for participants to navigate, for example: 1. Increased variety of execution methods (voice vs electronic, RFQ vs streaming, principal vs hybrid vs agency etc) 2. Increasing fragmentation of market liquidity 3. Proliferation of algorithmic execution