Conventional wisdom holds that markets have a distinct distaste for regulation. But for the FX industry, is it possible that moves towards more market regulation and closer scrutiny of FX trading could end up helping increase adoption of algorithms? That seems to be a view among some industry watchers, who say that the broad push in the regulatory community towards fostering best execution may ultimately encourage more take-up of execution algos. This is even the case despite all the attention Conventional wisdom holds that markets have a distinct distaste for regulation. But for the FX industry, is it possible that moves towards more market regulation and closer scrutiny of FX trading could end up helping increase adoption of algorithms? That seems to be a view among some industry watchers, who say that the broad push in the regulatory community towards fostering best execution may ultimately encourage more take-up of execution algos. This is even the case despite all the attention
Conventional wisdom holds that markets have a distinct distaste for regulation. But for the FX industry, is it possible that moves towards more market regulation and closer scrutiny of FX trading could end up helping increase adoption of algorithms? That seems to be a view among some industry watchers, who say that the broad push in the regulatory community towards fostering best execution may ultimately encourage more take-up of execution algos. This is even the case despite all the attention
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