FX Algo trading – implementing solutions right through the workflow

Regulatory change has further accelerated the need for institutions to take control of their FX execution process and show transparency throughout the lifecycle of an order. The trend we are observing requires the building of a process-driven execution policy, automation of low-value orders and the ability for a user to have full platform oversight, from inception to delivery. An important element of this is the focus on electronic execution and the increased use of Algos as part of an execution Regulatory change has further accelerated the need for institutions to take control of their FX execution process and show transparency throughout the lifecycle of an order. The trend we are observing requires the building of a process-driven execution policy, automation of low-value orders and the ability for a user to have full platform oversight, from inception to delivery. An important element of this is the focus on electronic execution and the increased use of Algos as part of an execution

Regulatory change has further accelerated the need for institutions to take control of their FX execution process and show transparency throughout the lifecycle of an order. The trend we are observing requires the building of a process-driven execution policy, automation of low-value orders and the ability for a user to have full platform oversight, from inception to delivery. An important element of this is the focus on electronic execution and the increased use of Algos as part of an execution