Algorithm usage in FX trade execution has grown over the past several years and the majority of market participants realize that in order to achieve best execution in this fragmented and fast moving market, execution algorithms have become a necessity. The spot market and increasingly NDFs lend itself well to algo usage, because of liquidity fragmentation, the evolving functionality offered by venues, rapid quote updates and regulatory requirements around monitoring execution quality all of which make trading by voice often Algorithm usage in FX trade execution has grown over the past several years and the majority of market participants realize that in order to achieve best execution in this fragmented and fast moving market, execution algorithms have become a necessity. The spot market and increasingly NDFs lend itself well to algo usage, because of liquidity fragmentation, the evolving functionality offered by venues, rapid quote updates and regulatory requirements around monitoring execution quality all of which make trading by voice often
Algorithm usage in FX trade execution has grown over the past several years and the majority of market participants realize that in order to achieve best execution in this fragmented and fast moving market, execution algorithms have become a necessity. The spot market and increasingly NDFs lend itself well to algo usage, because of liquidity fragmentation, the evolving functionality offered by venues, rapid quote updates and regulatory requirements around monitoring execution quality all of which make trading by voice often
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