Thomas Gentile

Algos in the spotlight at TradeTech FX USA 2021

June 2023 in Recent Event

TradeTech FX USA returned in February, albeit in a virtual format, with the use of FX algos once again coming under the microscope.

A live survey of the 773 attendees who joined the conference online across the two days found that 67% of those responding considered improved FX algo products to be the most important development to help their firms source new liquidity over the next 12 to 18 months (Figure 1). A further question took a closer at what had been the drivers for FX algo use, where the various events of 2020, the US election, volatility spikes etc, had prompted some A live survey of the 773 attendees who joined the conference online across the two days found that 67% of those responding considered improved FX algo products to be the most important development to help their firms source new liquidity over the next 12 to 18 months (Figure 1). A further question took a closer at what had been the drivers for FX algo use, where the various events of 2020, the US election, volatility spikes etc, had prompted some

A live survey of the 773 attendees who joined the conference online across the two days found that 67% of those responding considered improved FX algo products to be the most important development to help their firms source new liquidity over the next 12 to 18 months (Figure 1). A further question took a closer at what had been the drivers for FX algo use, where the various events of 2020, the US election, volatility spikes etc, had prompted some

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