What impact does liquidity have on FX algo trading outcomes and why has it become a key differentiator amongst providers?
The needs of FX algo clients globally may be similar, but US clients have specific requirements when it comes to liquidity access and sophisticated data and analytics provision. Andy Mosson, Director, HausFX and FX Execution Advisory Sales at Deutsche Bank shares how FX Sales support US clients at every stage of their algo execution process.
With U.S. trade policy shifts fuelling intense market volatility, many FX trading firms are enjoying a surge in trading volumes. But behind the scenes…
The FX Algo market has gone from strength to strength, and the level of technical capability has increased exponentially…
The FX liquidity landscape is changing. In G10 markets especially, there is a definite decade-long trend towards lower so-called primary market volumes as a fraction of total lit liquidity…
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The introduction of electronically traded FX swaps is a significant development for the wider FX industry as a whole and one that opens up the potential for FX swaps algos going forward
In the specific context of an agency algorithmic execution, we define internalisation as the proportion of volume filled on Commerzbank’s principal liquidity coming from its automated e-FX market making desk. All of Commerzbank’s execution algorithms allow…
By Mathijs Peeters, Head of Distribution, Europe at Siege FX
The last two decades have witnessed the electronification of the largest OTC market in the world, the FX market. Its evolution has led to a blossom of trading options for liquidity seekers including different order and algo types …
