Corporates get more strategic with FX Trading

The results of a recent Coalition Greenwich survey show that corporate treasury departments are thinking more strategically about trading FX. Corporates also recognize the potential that improved data and analytics can have on their business, especially to help them understand and manage volatility. The overarching focus on data, coupled with the belief that changes to the FX Global Code (FXGC) will impact market structure, could also drive an increased focus on new tools—specifically the use of algos and TCA. The The results of a recent Coalition Greenwich survey show that corporate treasury departments are thinking more strategically about trading FX. Corporates also recognize the potential that improved data and analytics can have on their business, especially to help them understand and manage volatility. The overarching focus on data, coupled with the belief that changes to the FX Global Code (FXGC) will impact market structure, could also drive an increased focus on new tools—specifically the use of algos and TCA. The

The results of a recent Coalition Greenwich survey show that corporate treasury departments are thinking more strategically about trading FX. Corporates also recognize the potential that improved data and analytics can have on their business, especially to help them understand and manage volatility. The overarching focus on data, coupled with the belief that changes to the FX Global Code (FXGC) will impact market structure, could also drive an increased focus on new tools—specifically the use of algos and TCA. The